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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
COME FORWARD WITH
Dear Teachers,
1. I'm sorry if you felt I had put you on the spot.
- What does "put you on the spot" mean?
2. I think one of the big issues you need to come forward with is that you were used.
- "come forward with" here means "face with", right?
Thanks a million to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. I'm sorry if you felt I had put you on the spot.
- What does "put you on the spot" mean?
2. I think one of the big issues you need to come forward with is that you were used.
- "come forward with" here means "face with", right?
Thanks a million to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
1-- To put one on the spot = to put one in an embarrassing or difficult position 2-- Come forward with = present, announce
- 1-- To put one on the spot = to put one in an embarrassing or difficult position 2-- Come forward with = present, announce
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1-- To put one on the spot = to put one in an embarrassing or difficult position
2-- Come forward with = present, announce
2-- Come forward with = present, announce
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