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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
don't overdo yourself / it
Hello,
1. What does "don't overdo yourself" mean?
2. Does it generally mean don't put too much pressure on yourself when doing things?
3. Also, what is the general meaning of the phrase "Don't overdo it"?
I would greatly appreciate your help, please. Thank you.
1. What does "don't overdo yourself" mean?
2. Does it generally mean don't put too much pressure on yourself when doing things?
3. Also, what is the general meaning of the phrase "Don't overdo it"?
I would greatly appreciate your help, please. Thank you.
Top answer
1. I've never heard this. 2.
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- I've never heard this.
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- I'd say 'Don't overstretch yourself'.
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1. I've never heard this.
2. I'd say 'Don't overstretch yourself'.
3. 'Don't do too much of it'.
YOU: 'I'm going to start jogging.'
ME: 'Don't overdo it at first; you could overtire yourself.'
Rover
2. I'd say 'Don't overstretch yourself'.
3. 'Don't do too much of it'.
YOU: 'I'm going to start jogging.'
ME: 'Don't overdo it at first; you could overtire yourself.'
Rover
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