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Beatutiful heart Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Chill out

Hi, I just wanna make sure if they are correct grammatically, so pls give me correction or any comments.

- It chills me out to have a good sleep.

- I remember the same thing happened about you.

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It refreshes me to have a good sleep-- Inappropriate use of 'chill out'. - I remember that the same thing happened to you.

— Mister Micawber

  • It refreshes me to have a good sleep-- Inappropriate use of 'chill out'.
  • - I remember that the same thing happened to you.
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It refreshes me to have a good sleep-- Inappropriate use of 'chill out'.


- I remember that the same thing happened to you.
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Thanks for your correction, but what about this?

- It chills me out to stay home all day long when feeling tired.

So the point here is whether it is possible to use '' It Chills me OUT to verb''

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Yes, I think that structure is OK, but it would be quite unusual. I don't think you have a good understanding of 'chill out', which is usually used in some unapproving sense: 'Chill out! You're getting too wild for this party'. 'I've been working 18 hours a day for two weeks now, and all I want to do is chill out in my chalet.'
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