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Jooooon Posted 12 years ago
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about this sentence
Hi there.
I have a question about below sentence.
You'll never know the way it tears me up inside to see you
I don't know how to interpret these mean,
' the way' , ' to see you '
and why do I use this word, 'to' ?
I have a question about below sentence.
You'll never know the way it tears me up inside to see you
I don't know how to interpret these mean,
' the way' , ' to see you '
and why do I use this word, 'to' ?
Top answer
e. causes me emotional distress). You will never know (understand) how that feels.
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- causes me emotional distress).
- You will never know (understand) how that feels.
- ", for example.
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Seeing you tears me up inside (i.e. causes me emotional distress).
You will never know (understand) how that feels.
The use of "to" is similar to the use in "How does it feel to win the lottery?", for example.
You will never know (understand) how that feels.
The use of "to" is similar to the use in "How does it feel to win the lottery?", for example.
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thank you for your help. but still I didn't understand about using the 'to'. mmm.... is this sentence similar to this meaning.. like " How does it feel when you won the lottery? ". and any advice would be appreciate in advance.
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It tears me up inside to see you. = Seeing you tears me up inside.
How does it feel to win the lottery? = How does winning the lottery feel?
It's great to meet you at last. = Meeting you at last is great.
I was disappointed to hear that. = Hearing that disappointed me.
It suits him to believe those lies. = Believing those lies suits him
How does it feel to win the lottery? = How does winning the lottery feel?
It's great to meet you at last. = Meeting you at last is great.
I was disappointed to hear that. = Hearing that disappointed me.
It suits him to believe those lies. = Believing those lies suits him
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