Question

It's Outdated!
Some phrases and expressions have been used so often that they have become outdated.
These are called cliches. By avoiding cliches, we can bring originality and creativity into
our speech and writing.
A. Underline the cliches in these sentences. Then rewrite the sentences using your own
phrases. Ensure that the meaning of each sentence remains the same.
1. Time will tell whether Sohail will be able to score a goal in the football match.
The coming days will show
2. At the end of the day you have to take the decision.
3. Reema loves to talk and Shalini likes being quiet. Yet they are such good friends. It's rightly
said that opposites attract.
4. Srishti had to read between the lines to understand what the unseen passage was about.
5. The kingfisher disappeared in the blink of an eye as it plunged into the water.
6. When the firewoman was asked how she felt after rescuing a four-year-old child from a
buming building, she said, "It's all in a day's work."​

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