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  • Directions: Out of the four given alternatives, choose th...
Multiple choice

Directions: Out of the four given alternatives, choose the correct meaning of the following Idiom/expression.

To tread on the heels of

  1. To follow close behind

  2. To follow the example of another

  3. To disagree with the conduct of another

  4. To run away

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Explanation

''To tread on the heels of'' means to follow someone closely.

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