[ Idioms ]
To “beat around the bush” means ___.
a. to not know
b. to avoid a question
c. to go on a hike
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A. have to
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…………. Marry (be) an English person?
– Yes, she (speak)………….English at the meeting right now.
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Dante saved $120 from mowing lawns, _____ he bought a new tablet.
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C. so
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