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bite off
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/baɪt ɒf/
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/baɪt ɔf/
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Explain the literal and idiomatic meanings of “bite off” and “bite off more than you can chew.”
Explain how “bite off” works as a separable phrasal verb, including where pronouns go.
Give five B2-level examples of “bite off” in literal and figurative contexts, with Russian translations.
Compare “bite off more than you can chew” with “take on too much” and explain when each sounds natural.
Give me three short situations and ask me to choose whether “bite off” is being used literally or idiomatically.
Create a gap-fill exercise to practise “bite off” and check my answers.
Explain the tone of “bite off more than you can chew” and help me use it in a short conversation.
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