2br 01font00SMELL A RAT02font02br 02br 00How come the front door is open? Didn't you close it before we went shopping? 02br 00I'm sure I did. I can't understand it. Frankly, I smell a rat.02br 00Me, too. I'm convinced that something is definitely wrong here. We'd better call the police.02br 02br 01font00Go to the Dogs02font02br 02br 00Have you seen their house lately? It's really gone to the dogs02br 00It's true that it has become run-down and in serious need of repair, but I'm sure that it can be fixed up to look like new.02br 00I guess with a little carpentry work and some paint it could look pretty decent.02br 02br 01font00Fishy02font02br 02br 00When the security guard saw a light in the store after closing hours, it seemed to him that there was something fishy going on. He called the central office and explained to his superior that he thought something strange and suspicious was occurring.0-
0 Pls do your homework: 02br 00 Go to Yahoo 02br 05002br 00 and search for:02br 02br 01font00"SMELL A RAT" dictionary02br 00 (quotation marks are important).02br 02br 00and you'll find dictionary pages defining the idiom. 02br 02font0240
0 Hi Marius02br 02br 00What don't you like about Hanhood's illustration of "smell a rat"?02br 02br 00------------------------------------------------------------------02br 00Hi Hanhood02br 02br 00You should provide a link to the source when you quote someone else's material.0-