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Hans51 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Speak for yourself!

1.
A : We had a boring trip!
B: Speak for yourself!. It was wonderful.

2.
A: You are fat!
B: Speak for yourself. You are the fattest!

Is it okay to use 'speak for yourself' in the two situations?

Thank you so much in advance.
  

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Hans51 Is it okay to use 'Speak for yourself' in the two situations? No, only in the first.

  • Hans51 Is it okay to use 'Speak for yourself' in the two situations?
  • No, only in the first.
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Hans51Is it okay to use 'Speak for yourself' in the two situations?
No, only in the first.
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Hello, Mr. Aspara Gus and Mr. Hans, could you please tell me the meaning of 'speak for yourself!'? Does it mean that 'speak a particular thing for yourself'?

Is this phrase similar to - 'Example is better than precept' or 'Sweep before your own door' - in meaning, please?

Thank you.
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Laboriouscould you please tell me the meaning of 'speak for yourself!'?
I disagree. I for one didn't find the trip boring.

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