*Choose the correct phrase: The criminals led the police on ____________________.* 1️⃣ a wild goose chase 2️⃣ a white elephant 3️⃣ a black sheep 4️⃣ a snail's pace
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a wild goose chase
Explanation:
this idiom means "in a search of something that is unattainable, or on a foolish mission". Thus it seems appropriate here.
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The criminals led the police on a wild goose chase. (Option 1)
- The phrase 'on a wild goose chase' refers to the pointless or hopeless pursuit of finding or catching something which cannot be attained.
- So, the sentence means that it was hopeless for the police to catch the criminals since it was impossible to do.
- A white elephant, a black sheep, and a snail's pace are irrelevant in this sentence's context.
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