The Method School of English - Remember this GREAT IDIOM: "Take (something) with a grain of salt" Example: to listen to a story, explanation, or definition with considerable doubt; not completely believe
EnglishCentral - What does salt have to do with knowing the truth? When someone tells you to take something with a grain of salt, it means to understand that something might be
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