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Nor Priest Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Don't make a fool of yourself AND don't fool yourself ?
Do those two sentences have a same meaning ?
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No, they do not. Don't make a fool out of yourself = Do not act unwisely or imprudently. Do not be a silly person.
- No, they do not.
- Don't make a fool out of yourself = Do not act unwisely or imprudently.
- Do not be a silly person.
- Don't fool yourself = Don't trick or deceive yourself.
- John
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No, they do not.
Don't make a fool out of yourself = Do not act unwisely or imprudently. Do not be a silly person.
Don't fool yourself = Don't trick or deceive yourself.
John
Don't make a fool out of yourself = Do not act unwisely or imprudently. Do not be a silly person.
Don't fool yourself = Don't trick or deceive yourself.
John
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