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Hi teachers Head on, face on Sometimes you have to deal with things head on, face on.

Could you please tell me what is mean head on and face on

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To deal with something head on means to deal with it very directly, to confront it. The saying suggests that the person is being bold or assertive in dealing with a problem. "Face on" is not really the correct expression. It is common to hear someone say in English "to deal with (something) head on" - not to deal with something face on. I hope this helps!

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