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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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Am I supposed to be scared? ['Cause I'm not.]
A: How can you fire me just because I have a crush on Kelly?
B: Because I like her, too. If you're not here, she'll foll for me.
A: You know what? You're going to pay for this.
B: Am I supposed to be scared? 'Cause I'm not.
I don't think "Because I'm not" is compatible with the former sentence.
So I'd like to know why "Because I'm not," not "Though I'm not."
Thank you in advance for your help.
B: Because I like her, too. If you're not here, she'll foll for me.
A: You know what? You're going to pay for this.
B: Am I supposed to be scared? 'Cause I'm not.
I don't think "Because I'm not" is compatible with the former sentence.
So I'd like to know why "Because I'm not," not "Though I'm not."
Thank you in advance for your help.
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" Hmm. Frequently I can make a good guess about the point of misunderstanding that underlies your questions, but I'm puzzled about this one. Maybe the following will help to explain it.
- " Hmm.
- Frequently I can make a good guess about the point of misunderstanding that underlies your questions, but I'm puzzled about this one.
- Maybe the following will help to explain it.
- ".
- It's very casual.
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park sang joonI'd like to know why it's "Because I'm not," and not "Though I'm not."Hmm. Frequently I can make a good guess about the point of misunderstanding that underlies your questions, but I'm puzzled about this one. Maybe the following will help to explain it.
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