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Labga Posted 7 years ago
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Fine With
Hi,
Suppose I’m not a cat lover. But my girlfriend is. I want to tell her it’s OK to have cats in our house. Should I say…
1) I’m fine with cats.
2. Cats are fine with me.
Thank you in advance.
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Those are both possible. (2) can be interpreted in two ways: either that cats don't mind you, or, probably more commonly, that you don't mind cats, the same as (1) . In the latter sense we can also say "fine by me".
- Those are both possible.
- (2) can be interpreted in two ways: either that cats don't mind you, or, probably more commonly, that you don't mind cats, the same as (1) .
- In the latter sense we can also say "fine by me".
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Those are both possible. (2) can be interpreted in two ways: either that cats don't mind you, or, probably more commonly, that you don't mind cats, the same as (1). In the latter sense we can also say "fine by me".
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