Take a soft line
Hi,
“My law teacher takes a soft line with his classes.”
He doesn’t demand too much from us and he only wants us to skirt around the basics of law.
I heard a native speaker use ‘take a soft line’ in a similar situation, but I’m not entirely sure if it’s okay.
Thank you.
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Can you please explain the subject " take a soft line", what's does it mean? I like to learn english & wish to speak as the negative language, iam worry that i will speaking wrongly when open my mouth
- Can you please explain the subject " take a soft line", what's does it mean?
- I like to learn english & wish to speak as the negative language, iam worry that i will speaking wrongly when open my mouth
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Can you please explain the subject " take a soft line", what's does it mean?
I like to learn english & wish to speak as the negative language, iam worry that i will speaking wrongly when open my mouth
0Ann225My law teacher takes a soft line with his classes.
I don't hear or see that phrase much, but it seems OK to me. It's the opposite of 'take a hard line', which is used a lot more often.
CJ
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