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Clee62 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

get back to my roots

Hi,

Is there an expression saying I am going to follow my family's footsteps like "I am going to my old roots?"

Is that correct? If I said I want to become what my dad does, can we use this expression?

thanks!
  

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The expression is "go back to your roots". Note, however, that "follow in someone's footsteps" is different from "go back to your roots".

— Ivanhr

  • The expression is "go back to your roots".
  • Note, however, that "follow in someone's footsteps" is different from "go back to your roots".
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The expression is "go back to your roots". Note, however, that "follow in someone's footsteps" is different from "go back to your roots".
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