Question

?This is an idiom, can you guess its meaning

Try and think

To put yourself in someone's shoes is "to imagine that you were them, and act like them or feel what they feel"

:For example

I didn't believe him at the first time, but after putting myself in his shoes, I said " why would he lie?" So I think he's right 

I just knew this idiom lately, and I wanted to share it with you 

Aight, that's all she wrote, signing out for now and catch you later

Bye bye

Answer 1

Good evening my brother

? How is it going

Amazing post  and benefit

thanks for sharing this idiom with us

Good luck

Answer 2

Dear Abdo,you are amazing .

I like Idioms, so that  I made a series of them on Taleek website. 

Please keep going. 

Comments

I have to tell you that your series is outstanding

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you well done, idioms are really very important, through it you can understand English native speaking

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That's right. I love idioms that I use them in my school paragraphs, which annoy my teacher and she says "don't think out of the curriculum" which annoys me. I am the writer, I've the authority to write what I feel and want

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That's makes me proud of myself.
Thank you so much.

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Hahahahah, what a funny teacher.
Just keep going