In two minds

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In two minds
In two minds" means being uncertain or undecided about something, often because you can't choose between two options.

Examples:
1- Michael was in two minds about posting his opinion on social media. He wanted to express his thoughts but was worried about the backlash from those who disagreed.
2- The president was in two minds about imposing sanctions on the neighboring country. It could pressure them to change their policies, but it might also strain diplomatic relations.

Transcript

Hello and welcome to daily English

Today's idiom is in 2 minds. Once again, in 2 minds

Let’s listen to two example sentences within 2 minds and try to guess what it means. 

Sarah was in two minds about whether to go to the party. On one hand, she wanted to see her friends, but on the other, she was exhausted from a long week at work.

Michael was in two minds about posting his opinion on social media. He wanted to express his thoughts, but was worried about the backlash from those who disagreed.

As you might guess, In two minds" means to be uncertain or undecided about something, often because you are torn between two choices or opinions. In two minds" means being uncertain or undecided about something, often because you can't choose between two options.

Let’s listen to 2 more example sentences with in 2 minds

Dave was in two minds about eating the last slice of pizza. He was on a diet, but the pizza was calling his name, and he couldn’t resist the temptation.

Dave was unsure about whether to eat the last slice of pizza. He was trying to stick to his diet, but the pizza looked really tasty. He couldn’t decide because he wanted to eat it but knew he shouldn’t.

The president was in two minds about imposing sanctions on the neighboring country. It could pressure them to change their policies, but it might also strain diplomatic relations.

The president couldn’t decide if he should impose sanctions on the neighboring country. The sanctions might make the country change its rules, but they could also make the relationship between the countries worse. He was unsure which choice was better.

Now, Have you ever been in two minds about an important decision? What were the two options, and how did you finally make up your mind?"