The good news is, if you've spent a lot of time around English
speakers, you'll have an intuitive sense of most idioms. How do
you know to say "Iris had to bring up the subject of money" instead
of "bring out" or "bring on"? You just do. Unless, of course, English
is not your first language, in which case you simply have to
familiarize yourself with these idioms.
On test day, pay attention to idioms and see whether they're
correct. Any grammatically correct sentence will use idiomatic
English, which is just to say that it uses it's idioms correctly.
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