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Good morning , professor. I would like to ask about the most reliable reference for British idioms , proverbs , collocations and phrasal verbs. Thanks a lot.
 
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The Oxford English Dictionary, Merriam-Webster and The American Heritage Dictionary may have the most authority, but any reliable publisher can do those.
 
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