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Jooooon Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
about two sentences.
Hi there. I have a problem about interpreting below two sentences.
" you're the one who's wrong not me "
please do let me know the meaning of 'not me'
and how do I interpret this sentence,
like "It's going down tonight"
any advice would be appreciated.
" you're the one who's wrong not me "
please do let me know the meaning of 'not me'
and how do I interpret this sentence,
like "It's going down tonight"
any advice would be appreciated.
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Y ou're the one who's wrong , not me . You're the one who's wrong. It's not me who's wrong.
- Y ou're the one who's wrong , not me .
- You're the one who's wrong.
- It's not me who's wrong.
- Jooooon and how do I interpret this sentence,like "It's going down tonight" "go down" can mean lots of things, so more context is needed.
- However.
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You're the one who's wrong, not me.
You're the one who's wrong. It's not me who's wrong.
You're the one who's wrong. It's not me who's wrong.
Jooooonand how do I interpret this sentence,like "It's going down tonight""go down" can mean lots of things, so more context is needed. However. my guess is that it means "It's happening tonight" (slang; may have a nuance of something il
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