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She has been having a difficult time with her health; be a little lenient with her. what is the correct idiom for this sentence?

She has been having a difficult time with her health; be a little lenient with her. what is the correct idiom for this sentence?
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She has been having a difficult time with her health; be a little lenient with her. what is the

correct idiom for this sentence?

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Answer:

Don't be too hard on her.

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