Complete the dialogue for Person B using the correct idiom.

Person A: We are all going to the club this weekend. Do you want to come?
Person B: Thank you for asking. But I don’t like clubs. It’s _____.

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Complete the dialogue for Person B using the correct idiom.

Person A: We are all going to the club this weekend. Do you want to come?
Person B: Thank you for asking. But I don’t like clubs. It’s _____.

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**Solution:**

1. The idiom "not my cup of tea" is a common English expression used to indicate that something is not liked or preferred by someone.

2. In the dialogue, Person B is politely declining the invitation to the club because they do not enjoy clubs.

3. Among the options, only "not my cup of tea" correctly conveys this meaning.

4. The other options either alter the idiom incorrectly or are not standard English idioms.

**Answer:** Option 3: "not my cup of tea"

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