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Susan doesn't want to _______ you with her problems. CHOICES: inform defame worry wary
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Susan doesn't want to _______ you with her problems. CHOICES: inform defame worry wary

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The correct answer is worry
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Susan doesn't want to worry you with her problems.
Inform means to tell something to somebody. Defame means to tell lies about somebody. Wary means careful.
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