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Choose an idiom to replace the expression in the brackets: She was (very much in love with) the junior accountant in her office.

  1. interested in

  2. double dating

  3. head over heels in love with

  4. stealing the heart of
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'Head over heels in love with' is a common idiom meaning to be deeply in love with someone. 'Interested in' is too mild, 'double dating' means going out with two couples, and 'stealing the heart' is related but not the same as being in love.

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