Go Round In Circles – Idiom Of The Day For IELTS Speaking.
Definition:
Make no process in an argument or discussion.
Example:
“The discussion is going round in circles. We need to find another way to get deal with this problem.”
“If you want to gain a high score for this assignment, you need a clear plan. Don’t make your project go round in circles.”
“No matter how much I try, our businesses still go round in circles.”
Exercise:
- The sentence given below contains an idiom. From the given alternatives, choose the one that best expresses the meaning of this idiom.
We spent the whole day going round in circles looking for a solution to increase our company’s revenue.
A. Do not make any process.
B. Find out a solution.
C. Try very hard.
D. Going somewhere to collect date. - Fill the gap
Because of the lack of data, a geography research still goes round in ………
A. one position.
B. circles.
C. stage.
D. time.
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