English, asked by chaudharymahir1009, 8 months ago

"Stop beating about the bush and tell me what you want." Identify an IDIOM in this sentence.

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Answered by Anonymous

3

Answer:

HERE IT IS

Explanation:

STOP BEATING ABOUT THE BUSH IS THE IDIOM

Answered by vishuvaishnavi2005

3

Answer:

STOP BEATING AROUND THE BUSH, is the idiom.

Explanation:

It means, to get to the topic.

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