This week's question is about some English words and phrases that describe someone's behaviour. In particular 'acting all weird' and 'hiding something'. This first term relates to someone who's behaving out of character or just not being themselves. The phrase acting all weird is a very informal and slightly rude way of saying someone's actions are not as they normally are.

The second term describes someone who maybe trying to keep a secret or they are concealing their emotions. Their behaviour makes you suspicious. They are not literally hiding an object, it's more about them disguising some information or their feelings.

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