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Having fun with binomial pairs 1

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A binomial pair is an expression containing two words which are joined by a conjunction (usually ‘and’ or ‘or’). E.g. up and down, in and out, true or false, more or less. Important: The word order of a binomial pair is usually fixed. E.g.
We drove up and down the same street ten six times or more looking for her house. [correct]
We drove down and up the same street ten six times or more looking for her house. [incorrect]

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A binomial pair is an expression containing two words which are joined by a conjunction (usually ‘and’ or ‘or’). E.g. up and down, in and out, true or false, more or less. Important: The word order of a binomial pair is usually fixed. E.g. We drove up and down the same street ten six times or more looking for her house. [correct] We drove down and up the same street ten six times or more looking for her house. [incorrect]

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1 ) When the big , bad wolf knocked on the door the three little pigs were all tucked up in their beds and sound .
2 ) I'm and tired of this weather ? it's just rain , rain and more rain !
3 ) It was so hot that night that I and turned for hours before it finally cooled down and became bearable .
4 ) There's no easy way of finding out what exactly you're allergic to . We'll need to adopt a process of and error to ascertain the culprit .
5 ) I don't understand how people can and drive ! It's so irresponsible . I reckon the law is too lenient . People who are caught should lose their licenses .
6 ) I need to lose weight . Today I had to climb three flights of stairs and afterwards I was and panting for five minutes .
7 ) I like Lars Steiger's and match approach to interior design . Sometimes he comes up with the weirdest combinations but the overall effect is very pleasing to the eye .

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