Can you complete this English expression? It means “to be removed from a situation or a place”.

Be out on (one’s) ……

a) chest

b) head

c) mind

d) ear

The answer is below!↓

Answer: d) ear

Be out on (one’s) ear!

Example: You’ll be out on your ear if you talk to the boss like that again.

By I Talk You Talk Press – Easy English Reading