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Wangqh2696122 Posted 13 years ago
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Does the second clause make any sense?

Does the second clause make any sense? Thanks!
I can wear a red tie with a pink shirt if I want to. What of it?
  

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wangqh2696122 What of it? This expression has been around for a long time. " It's great if you want to pick a fight with someone.

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  • wangqh2696122 What of it?
  • This expression has been around for a long time.
  • " It's great if you want to pick a fight with someone.
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wangqh2696122What of it?
This expression has been around for a long time.
Edit: Depending on the tone of voice, it can mean "I don't think it makes much difference, do you?"
Or, "What business is it of yours?"

The more contentious form is, "What are you going to make of it?"
It's great if you want to pick a fight with someone
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That all makes sense.

There are three clauses here, Which one are you asking about?

Clive
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So what message does the speaker try to convey?
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wangqh2696122So what message does the speaker try to convey?
Sorry, I put that in an "Edit" above.
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wangqh2696122Does the second clause sentence make any sense? Thanks!I can wear a red tie with a pink shirt if I want to. What of it?
What of it? ~ So what? ~ What difference does that make? (None.) ~ Does that change anything? (No.) ~ Who cares? (Nobody.)

CJ
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