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<xhtml> <head>     <title>Gareth Gates</title> <style>  </style> </head> <xbody> <table width="655" border="1" cellSpacing="0" borderColor="#000000" borderColorDark="white" bgcolor="#000000" height="508"> <tr> <td borderColorLight="#312626" width="165" background="../../06.%20Pop%20Song%20%BF%B5%BE%EE/07.%20Gareth%20Gates-anyone%20of%20us/t-bl.jpg" bgColor="#008080" height="23"><div align="center"> Jimstoeic</div></td> <td width="479" background="../../06.%20Pop%20Song%20%BF%B5%BE%EE/07.%20Gareth%20Gates-anyone%20of%20us/t-blu.jpg" bgColor="#008080" height="23"> Josh's Idiom 19 - Go out on a limb</td> <td width="147" background="../../06.%20Pop%20Song%20%BF%B5%BE%EE/07.%20Gareth%20Gates-anyone%20of%20us/t-blu.jpg" bgColor="#008080" height="23"> 　</td> </tr> <tr align="left" valign="top" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> <td height="477" colspan="3"> <div align="left"> 19. “Go out on a limb”   Example: M:        What happened!  Why didn't you show up to the job interview? W:        I decided not to go to the job interview. M:        Look, I went out on a limb to get you that interview! W:        I'm sorry but after considering the job description, I decided not to take the job.   Definition:      Go out on a limb means to take a chance, a risk to help or                         support someone or something. Explanation:  This idiom is use as an reference to a person who understands the danger involved in going onto a limb (branch) of a tree. 　 Please use the idiom “Go out on a limb” and try to make two sentences.</div> <div align="left"> 　</div> <div align="left"> 　</div> <div align="center"> Copyright 2003 Jimstoeic Reserved</div> </td> </tr> </table> <table border="1" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse" bordercolor="#111111" width="94%" id="AutoNumber3"> </xbody>