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doing / acting / playing / professing / passing the polite
0 doing / acting / playing the polite 02 br
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00 Don't trust him. He is not genuinely polite. He is just ------------the polite 02 br
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00 a) acting 02 br
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00 b) doing 02 br
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00 c) playing 02 br
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00 d) professing 02 br
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00 e) passing off 02 br
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00 I think "a" is correct but I doubt whether the other options are right too. 0-
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00 Don't trust him. He is not genuinely polite. He is just ------------the polite 02 br
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00 a) acting 02 br
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00 b) doing 02 br
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00 c) playing 02 br
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00 d) professing 02 br
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00 e) passing off 02 br
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00 I think "a" is correct but I doubt whether the other options are right too. 0-
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0 He is just acting polite. (No the in front of polite). The other options don't work.
- 0 He is just acting polite.
- (No the in front of polite).
- The other options don't work.
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0 He is just acting polite. (No the in front of polite). The other options don't work. 0-
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0 The related expressions depend on whether the last word is a noun or an adjective. The noun is comparatively rare. 02 br
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01 i 00 acting polite 02 br
00 acting weird 02 br
00 acting crazy 02 br
00 acting foolish 02 br
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00 playing the fool 02 i 02 br
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00 Nevertheless, there is the exc
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00 acting weird 02 br
00 acting crazy 02 br
00 acting foolish 02 br
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00 playing the fool 02 i 02 br
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00 Nevertheless, there is the exc
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