@dobiapps.com: Daily Challenge: Authentic English Speaking Practice - Day 126. Phrase: "You're twisting my words." This common idiom means someone is deliberately misinterpreting or distorting what you've said, taking it out of context. The present continuous tense highlights that they are doing this right now. Example: Stop twisting my words! That's not what I meant. Similar expressions include "You're putting words in my mouth" (very common in spoken English) and "You misunderstood me" (a milder way to say it). #englishlistening #basicenglish #americandrama #english #englishspeaking

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