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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Make fools of themselves
Why did the boys make fools of themselves at the birthday party?
Hi,
Does "make fools of themselves" in the above refer to "have great fun" or "become goofballs/clowns?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does "make fools of themselves" in the above refer to "have great fun" or "become goofballs/clowns?" Thanks.
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It more likely means that they did something embarrassing.
- It more likely means that they did something embarrassing.
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It more likely means that they did something embarrassing.
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It more likely means that they did something embarrassing.
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They behaved in a way (we have no idea of what they may have done) that caused other to think they were behaving like fools. Their actions were stupid and reflects badly on themselves.
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