Idiom: Accidentally on Purpose
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Accidentally on Purpose – Idiom of the Day for IELTS Speaking
Meaning:
If you do something accidentally on purpose, you intend to do it but you pretend that it was an accident
Example:
- I accidentally on purpose erased my teacher’s email address, so I couldn’t contact her again.
- If I,accidentally on purpose, forget to bring her address with us, we won’t be able to visit her after all.
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