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Candy Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Believe me. / Believe you me.
Could anybody explain the difference of these expressions?
A: "Believe you me."
B: "Believe me."
Which one is correct in the following conversation?
"We would never find out what's wrong with it. ( )."
"OK, take it easy. Let's take time and figure it out."
Many thanks for your help.
A: "Believe you me."
B: "Believe me."
Which one is correct in the following conversation?
"We would never find out what's wrong with it. ( )."
"OK, take it easy. Let's take time and figure it out."
Many thanks for your help.
Top answer
alternative B.
- alternative B.
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There is no difference between the two expressions. "Believe you me" is, I think, a bit grammatically antiquated--but people still say it.
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really? sorry, then..0
Maybe we only use it in the US. American English preserves many archaic features of the language.
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