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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
idiomatic expression
what do you mean by this idiom"put your self in a shoes"
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It's "put oneself in someone's shoes". Do not judge the person harshly, because you would do what they have done if the same thing was happening to you.
- It's "put oneself in someone's shoes".
- Do not judge the person harshly, because you would do what they have done if the same thing was happening to you.
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It's "put oneself in someone's shoes". Do not judge the person harshly, because you would do what they have done if the same thing was happening to you.
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