US /slɪp əv ðə tʌŋ/
・UK /slɪp əv ðə tʌŋ/
I'm sure it was just a slip of the tongue.
I'm sure it was just a slip of the tongue.
I'm sure it was just a slip of the tongue.
I'm sure it was just a slip of the tongue.
"Thank you, Teacher, for the lesson, "and your slip of the tongue. Is the phrase 'slip of the tongue,' correct in this case?"
And your slip of the tongue is the phrase "slip of the tongue" correct in this case.
Every time I talk to my friends, family, even professors, they make grammar mistakes, they make vocabulary mistakes, they have what's called, "slip of the tongue", where maybe something comes out incorrectly.
They have what's called "slip of the tongue," where maybe something comes out incorrectly.
An apparent slip of the tongue since Blanche is no longer the president's personal lawyer, likely adding to Democrats' concerns that Blanche, if confirmed as attorney general, would do President Trump's bidding to go after political rivals.
An apparent slip of the tongue since Blanch is no longer the president's personal lawyer, likely adding to Democrats' concerns that Blanch, if confirmed as attorney general, would do President Trump's bidding to go after political rivals.