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Maj Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Fed up with
To say I am fed up with you, could you say: I am so full of you?
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"I am fed up with you", is an expression that means "I am tired of you". I have heard people say, "I am full up to here with you", to mean that they have had too much of someone, so maybe you are right either way?
- "I am fed up with you", is an expression that means "I am tired of you".
- I have heard people say, "I am full up to here with you", to mean that they have had too much of someone, so maybe you are right either way?
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"I am fed up with you", is an expression that means "I am tired of you".
I have heard people say, "I am full up to here with you", to mean that they
have had too much of someone, so maybe you are right either way?
I have heard people say, "I am full up to here with you", to mean that they
have had too much of someone, so maybe you are right either way?
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Thank you so much. I have never heard that expressio before. It's so rewarding to learn a new thing every day.
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You would only say "I am so full of you" if you were a cannibal, but then I'd be dead so I probably wouldn't hear it anyway.
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