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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Could a native english speaker say this?
Hello, i'm not a native english speaker, so could you please help me with this sentence?
"Just remember that you've done it to me first"
Or
"Everything i do to you, you've done it to me first"
Are the sentences above right? Or if they're not, how would you say it?
Thanks a bunch <3
"Just remember that you've done it to me first"
Or
"Everything i do to you, you've done it to me first"
Are the sentences above right? Or if they're not, how would you say it?
Thanks a bunch <3
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Anonymous Hello, i 'm not When referring to yourself, always write a capital letter I . Anonymous a native e nglish E nglish should always be written with a capital letter E .
- Anonymous Hello, i 'm not When referring to yourself, always write a capital letter I .
- Anonymous a native e nglish E nglish should always be written with a capital letter E .
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AnonymousHello, i'm notWhen referring to yourself, always write a capital letter I.
Anonymousa native englishEnglish should always be written with a capital letter E.
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(The following is US usage. British usage might differ.)
In the US you'd typically hear:
"Just remember that you did it to me first."
"Just remember that you've done it to me first." is grammatical, but sounds overly formal by US standards.
"Everything I do to you, you've done to me first." is grammatical, but in the US you'd more likely hear:
"Every
In the US you'd typically hear:
"Just remember that you did it to me first."
"Just remember that you've done it to me first." is grammatical, but sounds overly formal by US standards.
"Everything I do to you, you've done to me first." is grammatical, but in the US you'd more likely hear:
"Every
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