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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Does it sound natural?
Hi,
Does it sound natural to say 'You are shameless!' to somebody?
Is it also very colloquial?
Thanks.
Does it sound natural to say 'You are shameless!' to somebody?
Is it also very colloquial?
Thanks.
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You're shameless or You are shameless. The sentence is correct. ) Tom
- You're shameless or You are shameless.
- The sentence is correct.
- ) Tom
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You're shameless or You are shameless.
The sentence is correct.
It is either very informal or rude (depending on the situation.)
Tom
The sentence is correct.
It is either very informal or rude (depending on the situation.)
Tom
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Hi Mr. Tom,
Could you please tell me the difference between 'shame on you' and
'You're shameless'?
Thanks.
Could you please tell me the difference between 'shame on you' and
'You're shameless'?
Thanks.
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Shame on you/him etc
It is a very informal expression. It is used to say that someone should feel ashamed for something (wrong) they have said or done. For example:
You hit that old man. Shame on you!
Shameless is an adjective. It means that the person does not feel ashamed of something he has done wrong.
Tom
It is a very informal expression. It is used to say that someone should feel ashamed for something (wrong) they have said or done. For example:
You hit that old man. Shame on you!
Shameless is an adjective. It means that the person does not feel ashamed of something he has done wrong.
Tom
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