English Idioms

All Ears

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All Ears - to listen carefully; to pay attention

• My sister is always all ears, when I have a problem.
• When I listen to my students, I am all ears.
• My daughter is always all ears, when I tell her a story.
• My dogs are always all ears when I have food.
• When someone has a problem, I try to be all ears.

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