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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
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Don't put words into my mouth
I told him "Don't put words into my mouth." after he told me "You're literally telling me by doing this that you don't trust me."
I am not sure you can use the expression "Don't put words into my mouth." when the words are alleged and interpreted from a non-verbal act. What do you think?
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I think you're OK. He did say "telling", and not only telling but literally telling.
- I think you're OK.
- He did say "telling", and not only telling but literally telling.
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I think you're OK. He did say "telling", and not only telling but literally telling.
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