“Grasp at straws” means trying weak or unlikely solutions in desperation. The image comes from a drowning person reaching for useless straw.
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Reported Wh- Questions Exercise
CEFR B1; focus: reported wh- questions; exactly one correct answer per item.
May vs. might: what is the difference?
May often means permission or a real possibility. Might usually suggests less certainty, a hypothetical idea, or extra tentativeness.
Everyday vs. every day: adjective or time phrase?
Everyday describes a noun. Every day means each day. Learn the difference with simple examples and an easy memory tip.
Into vs. in to: one word or two?
Use into for movement or direction. Use in to when in belongs to the verb or phrase before to. Learn the difference with quick examples.