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All right, I hope you had a nice weekend.

My weekend, not too bad.

Actually, I've had a headache for like two days, driving me crazy.

I hope your weekend was better.

Today's expression, very good.

It is, watch your step.

Watch your step.

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be careful where you are stepping or where you are walking. Be careful.

So, for example, in my house, when you leave the front door, you have to go down two steps. And if you go too fast, you might trip and

fall. And then you're going to hurt yourself. So when anybody leaves my house, the steps are really

small. So if you don't look carefully, you can miss them. I always tell people to watch your step,

be careful of where you're stepping. It's a great expression. And we also use it in the following

situation. Check it out. Let's hurry. I don't want to be late. Okay. Hey, watch your step.

Oh, gross. Gumb.

I told you to watch your step.

Oh, I hate that.

You're walking down the street or in the parking lot and you step on gum.

Don't you hate that?

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