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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
You have a shoe in
What doesn that mean by "You have a shoe in"?
Here's the dialogue.
A: What do you think my chances of getting the job are?
B: Considering your language skills, I'd say you have a shoe in.
Here's the dialogue.
A: What do you think my chances of getting the job are?
B: Considering your language skills, I'd say you have a shoe in.
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It's spelled "shoo-in". It means a certainty (in your example, he seems certain to get the job).
- It's spelled "shoo-in".
- It means a certainty (in your example, he seems certain to get the job).
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It's spelled "shoo-in". It means a certainty (in your example, he seems certain to get the job).
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