[ Idioms ]
To “lean on” someone means to ___.
a. entertain them
b. pressure them
c. annoy them
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A. advance
B. yesterday
C. tomorrow
D. early
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Some people are addicted ________ sports, they spend all their time glued to the TV.
A. By
B. With
C. To
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A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Use a modal to make a past deduction in the following sentence: ‘The movie started late, so it ____________ have been a technical issue.’
A. must have
B. should have
C. could have
D. might have