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Ye Thu Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Be used to

I'm used to talking about you.

I'd like to know if the above sentence is grammatically and logically correct.

Thanks in advance.

  

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Ye Thu I'm used to talking about you. It's grammatical and logical, but it's an unusual thing to say. It means "I have the habit of talking about you" or "I am accustomed to talking about you".

— CalifJim

  • Ye Thu I'm used to talking about you.
  • It's grammatical and logical, but it's an unusual thing to say.
  • It means "I have the habit of talking about you" or "I am accustomed to talking about you".
  • CJ
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Ye ThuI'm used to talking about you.

It's grammatical and logical, but it's an unusual thing to say. It means "I have the habit of talking about you" or "I am accustomed to talking about you".

CJ

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