put his 2 cents in

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Hes right Chimera. You really dont need to keep knocking on his grammar. Hes probably younger and is just trying to put his 2 cents in. Im sure you could understand what he was trying to say anyways. Seriously, lay off a little.

Does it mean give a shot?

Nona the brit · Accepted Answer

It means to state your opinion.

BarbaraPA · Answer

He's right Chimera. You really don't need to keep knocking on his grammar. He's probably younger and is just trying to put his 2 cents in. I'm sure you could understand what he was trying to say anyways. Seriously, lay off a little.

To put your two cents in means to offer your opinion. Please note that I've added apostrophes to your contractions. And that "anyways" is a slang usage, but since you used "lay off," which is also slang, you probably know that.

edited: Nona is apparently a faster typist than I am...

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