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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Bother or feel hesitant.
Hi! everyone.Could you tell me ,whether these two mean the same in this context?
I am saying this to my friend who is on chat with me. Actually this is our first meeting on web.
Me-If you are busy anytime when I want to talk to you or when I say Hi!.
Don't bother to write this short code( tbsy) which means (I am too busy)
I will not bother you anymore. OK.
Now my question is,does "bother"(colored) mean "feel hesitant to..."
What could be more better ways to say this(Don't bother to ..)?
Thanks!
I am saying this to my friend who is on chat with me. Actually this is our first meeting on web.
Me-If you are busy anytime when I want to talk to you or when I say Hi!.
Don't bother to write this short code( tbsy) which means (I am too busy)
I will not bother you anymore. OK.
Now my question is,does "bother"(colored) mean "feel hesitant to..."
What could be more better ways to say this(Don't bother to ..)?
Thanks!
Top answer
" No. It doesn't mean anything like that. Don't bother to ...
- " No.
- It doesn't mean anything like that.
- Don't bother to ...
- ~ Don't take the trouble to ...
- ~ Don't inconvenience yourself to ...
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silak12Now my question is,does "bother"(colored) mean "feel hesitant to..."No. It doesn't mean anything like that.
Don't bother to ... ~ Don't take the trouble to ... ~ Don't inconvenience yourself to ...
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I think you intended to write "hesitate", not "bother".
Don't hesitate to ... ~ Feel free
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