At each other’s ……

Can you complete this English expression? It means “two people who are angry or arguing with each other.”

At each other’s …..

a) heads

b) hearts

c) eyes

d) throats

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Answer: d) throats

At each other’s throats!

Example: Liam and his wife are always at each other’s throats over money.

By I Talk You Talk Press – Easy English Reading

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