Bite Your Tongue

Bite Your Tongue
You \”bite your tongue\” to keep yourself quiet and not say what you want to say. Example: \”I wanted to tell her what I really thought of her dress, but I just bit my tongue.\” It is not always right to speak out and express what comes to mind; at times you should bite your tongue and keep quiet. Example: \”Whenever that professor says something I don\’t like, I have to bite my tongue.\” When you really want to speak out, but you know you should not, it is best to just bite your tongue. Example: \”Just as the coach started yelling, he slipped and fell. We all had to bite our tongues to keep from laughing.\”

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