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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Go against you

Is "go against you" what you say in this context please?
When you're late for work everything goes against you. You forget to lock your door. You miss you bus. You slip and fall.

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Yes, "goes against you" is OK there. You miss your bus.

— GPY

  • Yes, "goes against you" is OK there.
  • You miss your bus.
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Yes, "goes against you" is OK there.

You miss your bus.
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