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I wonder if "whose side are you on?" is a commonly used expression 🤔 Any alternatives?? Thank you 😊

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Hey Vanessa, you could also say "Which side do you take?"
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It's fairly common. But depending on context of the situation - it can be confrontational. Alternatives can be 'who are you backing?' or 'who do you support?'. Again all depends on if this is in a sport setting, political party etc.
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You could also say "What (or "which one") are you leaning towards?" But yours is totally normal too.
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Yes! It's quite appropriate for an informal situation. :)

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