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The modal verb 'will' is used to express future actions, plans, assumptions, and promises, as well as expressing willingness, intention, or determination to perform a certain action.

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The phrasal verb 'wrap up' has a couple of meanings:

To finish or complete something: In this sense, 'wrap up' means to bring something to an end or conclusion.

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Unlock the treasure trove of language with idioms! Sprinkle them into your daily conversations and watch your speech soar to new heights, like a linguistic acrobat performing in the circus of communication.

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DIFFICULT

🗻 an uphill task
🧗‍♀️ an uphill climb
🗡️ an uphill battle
🌪️ an uphill journey
🌪️ an uphill struggle
🌪️ a storm to weather
🌬️ a tough nut to crack
⛰️ a mountain to climb
🔒 an ironclad challenge
🌊 swimming against the tide

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🌧️ British Slang for Heavy Rain 🌧️

Can you think of any other phrases to describe rainy weather?

NOTE: We can use all these phrases without ‘IT’ - example: “It’s tipping down outside”.

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