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Drive someone crazy: to make him or her upset or annoyed.

Tom quit his job because his boss drove him crazy every time he went to

work.

The constant noise drove me crazy.

To drive someone nuts: to make someone very crazy or annoyed.

The fact that he’s over at her house everyday drives her nuts.

He quit his job since his boss drove him nuts every time he went to work.

(to) drive someone crazy: to make someone upset or annoyed very much.

It drives Tom crazy that I tell people I am actually younger than he is.

His untidiness drives his mom crazy.

(to) do one’s best: to try your best (to try as hard as possible).

Although he was tired, he did his best.

She did her best to win the game.

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LETTER E

Explore all avenues: to try everything in order to find a solution and avoid

trouble.

It is a difficult thing to do; therefore, we must explore all avenues if we really

want it done.