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Houyhnhnm Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Alright for/to/by/with me

In this sentence what would be the best answer? what about the rest? Can they be used in another sense?

A: Do you mind if I finish the milk?
B: Go ahead. It's alright......me.

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I always say It’s all right with me , but I hear by occasionally. The other prepositions don’t work at all in American English. Note the spelling of all right.

— RandomGuy

  • I always say It’s all right with me , but I hear by occasionally.
  • The other prepositions don’t work at all in American English.
  • Note the spelling of all right.
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I always say It’s all right with me, but I hear by occasionally. The other prepositions don’t work at all in American English.

Note the spelling of all right.
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what about "To me, it's quite all right."
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No, that would not be a natural reply to A’s request.
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