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Discover LudwigThe phrase "give attitude" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "have an attitude" or "show an attitude" to mean the same thing. For example, "The way she spoke to the waiter showed a bad attitude."
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Also, don't give attitude about questions you think are "dumb" or obvious — we are doing our job.
I was getting booed every night, because I would go out and just give attitude to everybody.
Try not to give attitude to your Mom.
When he's over yours, don't give attitude to your parents, as it'll get you told off, and not only will it make you look like a fool, it'll also put him in an awkward position, watching you get told off, eek! Don't hit siblings or be horrible to them in any way in front of your boyfriend, he could get the idea you're actually a horrible girl, do you want that?
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"That's not a very giving attitude," my brother said.
She flipped her hair and gave attitude and sang French songs.
"Last year, it got to the point where we were talking bull and giving attitude," Harris said.
Intended as a tomb guardian, he apparently kept evil at bay just by giving attitude.
"Ween has gotten more popular because of our giving attitude," Mr. Melchiondo said.
Adam Grant from Wharton has done research demonstrating that a generous and giving attitude towards others enhances team performance.
Whether anyone will consider face time with him a must probably depends on a given attitude toward American baseball generally, and the widely followed Yankees specifically.
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