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No, the sentence does not make any sense. To make a sense, the sentence should read 'I want to do nothing with you'.
- No, the sentence does not make any sense.
- To make a sense, the sentence should read 'I want to do nothing with you'.
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No, the sentence does not make any sense. To make a sense, the sentence should read 'I want to do nothing with you'.
0Jose Juarez I want nothing to do with you.
Yes. It is a very common expression.
0"i want nothing to do with you"
I meant it as a form of rejection.
0Friend AlpheccaStars,
I'm grateful to you that you have detected my mistake so quickly and also have made me aware of it instantly. I admit that I am not proficient in English and can not use it idiomatically. I hurriedly answered your question and by doing so I have made the mistake of using 'a' before 'sense'. But one thing I can not help telling you. Are you hundred percent sure that
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