Question

Don’t buy that rug here in France, you can find them _____ back home in Germany.
1. for an arm and a leg
2. for a dime a dozen
3. beating around the bush
4. between a rock and a hard place

Answer 1

from my opinion it is 2 for a dime a dozen.

Answer 2

Answer :

Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'for an arm and a leg' as 'a lot of money.'

Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'for a dime a dozen' as 'to be common and/or of very little value.'

Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'beating around the bush' as 'to talk about lots of unimportant things because you want to avoid talking about what is really important.'

Cambridge English Dictionary defines 'between a rock and a hard place' as 'to be in a very difficult situation and to have to make a hard decision.'

From the above definitions, we can conclude that 'for a dime a dozen' is the correct phrase to fill in the blank.

So, the correct sentence is :

2. Don’t buy that rug here in France, you can find them for a dime a dozen back home in Germany.