TO COME OF AGE - SHE CAME OF AGE

COME OF AGE = reach the age when one is legally responsible for one's actions; transition to adulthood.


e.g.


When the situation arose, she came of age and took responsibilty for her two younger siblings.

or

As I come of age / I keep fallin' down / And I feel just like a schoolboy / I was in a senseless rage / Runnin' too 

hard / And I tore you all to pieces.

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MAKE ENDS MEET

I really wan't expecting to receive a msg on this holiday, but I am happy I did.

TO MAKE ENDS MEET

Juan had to get a second job just to make ends meet. That is what you get for having several ex-wives.


* to make just enough money for a living.

IN CAHOOTS

Hello,

To be in cahoots                          

sentences:

1. I believe John and my sister are in cahoots to throw a surprise party for me.

2. I find it quite exciting to be in cahoots with someone who has a passion for 

the 

same things as myself

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