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Idiom for IELTS

Posted byieltsonly_pvk5rn July 23, 2012January 17, 2013

Cut to the chase

This is to leave out all unnecessary details and get to the point. You are getting directly to the point.

We were running out of time so I cut to the chase and told him he was fired.

Posted byieltsonly_pvk5rnJuly 23, 2012January 17, 2013Posted inUncategorized

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