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Zoltán Király Posted 5 years ago
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Is take with a grain of salt an idiom?
Is take with a grain of salt an idiom?
Also, could you please tell me if this is correctly written:
I take what Peter says with a grain of salt.
On the web I've noticed it often appears as "take (something) with a grain of salt". Does "What Peter says" in the sentence above take place of (something) ? Or only a pronoun can be in the place of (something)?
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Zoltán Király Is take with a grain of salt an idiom? It is an expression. Zoltán Király I take what Peter says with a grain of salt.
- Zoltán Király Is take with a grain of salt an idiom?
- It is an expression.
- Zoltán Király I take what Peter says with a grain of salt.
- Perfect.
- Zoltán Király On the web I've noticed it often appears as "take (something) with a grain of salt".
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Zoltán KirályIs take with a grain of salt an idiom?
It is an expression.
Zoltán KirályI take what Peter says with a grain of salt.
Perfect.
Zoltán KirályOn the web I've noticed it often appears as "take (something) with a grain of salt". Does "What Peter says" in the sentence above take
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