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My Celine Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
For/with
Which prep is correct in the following sentences?
E.g.: I am okay _____that
E.g.: It's okay _____me.
What is the differnece between" It's okay for me" and "it's okay with me"?
E.g.: I am okay _____that
E.g.: It's okay _____me.
What is the differnece between" It's okay for me" and "it's okay with me"?
Top answer
I dont think there is a differnce. lets ask a native speaker..
- I dont think there is a differnce.
- lets ask a native speaker..
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Hi Celine,
I would use only, 'I'm okay with that'.
'It's okay for me' means that whatever 'it' refers to is fine for my personal interests or needs, though maybe not for anyone else's. 'It's okay with me' means that I am in agreement with whatever 'it' refers to.
Eating chocolate cake once a day
I would use only, 'I'm okay with that'.
'It's okay for me' means that whatever 'it' refers to is fine for my personal interests or needs, though maybe not for anyone else's. 'It's okay with me' means that I am in agreement with whatever 'it' refers to.
Eating chocolate cake once a day
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Thanks mister Davkett for shedding some light on this tricky question (at least it was tricky to me).
Am I correct assuming 'okay by me' could also be an equivalent to 'okay with me' ? I don't know about 'okay' but I've heard it with 'fine' in 'fine by me' many times... Thoughts on this ?
Am I correct assuming 'okay by me' could also be an equivalent to 'okay with me' ? I don't know about 'okay' but I've heard it with 'fine' in 'fine by me' many times... Thoughts on this ?
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