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envy , verb: envy me envy , noun: envy of me envious , adjective: envious of me She is envious of me . Although she envies me , she tries to conceal her envy of me . CJ
- envy , verb: envy me envy , noun: envy of me envious , adjective: envious of me She is envious of me .
- Although she envies me , she tries to conceal her envy of me .
- CJ
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envy, verb: envy me
envy, noun: envy of me
envious, adjective: envious of me
She is envious of me. Although she envies me, she tries to conceal her envy of me.
CJ
envy, noun: envy of me
envious, adjective: envious of me
She is envious of me. Although she envies me, she tries to conceal her envy of me.
CJ
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WesternAmericanThanks.'Envy me' or 'envy of me'?
Envy me or envy of me?
Envy me or envy of me?
Envy me or envy of me?
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AnonymousIs it incorrect to say "someone you are envy with"?Yes.
I envy someone.
Someone envies me.
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Anonymoussomeone you are envious ofsomeone you are envy with
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