PUT WORDS INTO SOMEONE'S MOUTH
06 / 11 / 2013
PUT WORDS INTO SOMEONE'S MOUTH: meaning and examples
Hello everyone. Good morning!
Today we look at another expression with WORD in it.
Today's expression is: PUT WORDS INTO SOMEONE'S MOUTH
Meaning: to suggest that someone has said something when in fact they have not.
Example 1:
I didn't say that you could go to the dance this Friday with Jeremy. You're putting words into my mouth!
Example 2:
Jack is constantly putting words into my mouth. I didn't say that I would be the MC* at the company Christmas dinner; he just won't take no for an answer!
(*MC = master of ceremonies)
I hope you have a nice day. See you tomorrow.
Today we look at another expression with WORD in it.
Today's expression is: PUT WORDS INTO SOMEONE'S MOUTH
Meaning: to suggest that someone has said something when in fact they have not.
Example 1:
I didn't say that you could go to the dance this Friday with Jeremy. You're putting words into my mouth!
Example 2:
Jack is constantly putting words into my mouth. I didn't say that I would be the MC* at the company Christmas dinner; he just won't take no for an answer!
(*MC = master of ceremonies)
I hope you have a nice day. See you tomorrow.
