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Little Girl Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

All you like/want?

Hi.

Which one is idiomatic here?


You may laugh all you want/like?

  

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Little Girl Which one is idiomatic here? Both are completely idiomatic. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Little Girl Which one is idiomatic here?
  • Both are completely idiomatic.
  • CJ
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Little GirlWhich one is idiomatic here?

Both are completely idiomatic.

CJ

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No dictionary shows either. What do they exactly mean?


Don't I need "at" after "laugh"?

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It confused me because I felt it might be considered to be an object and the verb to then follow it should be transitive. In this case, I'd need "at" after "laugh".

I see now, though, when used this way it means "as much as you like/want", not "everything you want to laugh at".

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