Multiple choice

Directions: Select the meaning of the given phrase/idiom.

Be in someone’s shoes

  1. Wear shoes that do not belong to self

  2. Be like them

  3. To pretend to be somebody else

  4. Imagining oneself to be in another person’s situation

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D Correct answer
Explanation

When you are ‘in someone’s shoes’, you are imagining yourself in that person’s situation.