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I haven't got a clue Wed Mar 09, 2005 19:45 pm  I haven't got a clue
 

Test No. incompl/inter-20 "Will or Shall?", question 2

I can see from the expression on your face that you haven't ..........

(a) got a thought
(b) got a view
(c) got a clue
(d) got a suggestion

Test No. incompl/inter-20 "Will or Shall?", answer 2

I can see from the expression on your face that you haven't got a clue.

Correct answer: (c) got a clue

Your answer was: incorrect
I can see from the expression on your face that you haven't got a suggestion.
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What does clue mean?

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Clue Wed Mar 09, 2005 21:02 pm  Clue
 

Clue means something that helps you find an answer. I haven't got a clue means I do not know the answer. The word is used by a police detective who is trying to find out who committed a crime and the clues are the pieces of evidence that help him find the criminal.
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