The blame
If you take the blame from somebody for banning his or her activity, does it mean that he or she blames you for the ban?
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"take the blame from someone" is an unusual phrasing. The only situation where I possibly might use this is when I accuse a person of doing something and later realize that he or she did nothing wrong. Normally, you can take the blame for (doing) something take the blame for someone (=when someone else did something wrong but you assume the blame) but put/lay the blame on someone (=accuse someone )
- "take the blame from someone" is an unusual phrasing.
- The only situation where I possibly might use this is when I accuse a person of doing something and later realize that he or she did nothing wrong.
- Normally, you can take the blame for (doing) something take the blame for someone (=when someone else did something wrong but you assume the blame) but put/lay the blame on someone (=accuse someone )
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"take the blame from someone" is an unusual phrasing.
The only situation where I possibly might use this is when I accuse a person of doing something and later realize that he or she did nothing wrong.
Normally, you can
take the blame for (doing) something
take the blame for someone (=when someone else did something wrong but you assume the blame)
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