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Mona angel Posted 15 years ago
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How can i use this sentence correctly?
"i dont give a damn if you are looking at me" or "i dont give a damn you are looking at me"? i mean what should i use after "damn"?i know i can say i dont care instead of i dont give a damn but i wanna know how can i use this sentence with damn correctly?ive heard in movies american people say i dont give a damn about for example what you do" but also ive heard they dont use about sometimes.why?which one is correct?
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"If you are" and "that you are" are both correct. If you want to be really casual, you can say, "I don't give a **** you looking at me," but it borders on slang. " (casual) (should be "your")
- "If you are" and "that you are" are both correct.
- If you want to be really casual, you can say, "I don't give a **** you looking at me," but it borders on slang.
- " (casual) (should be "your")
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"If you are" and "that you are" are both correct.
If you want to be really casual, you can say, "I don't give a **** you looking at me," but it borders on slang.
The meaning is "I don't give a **** about your looking at me."
The "you" is similar to "I see you looking at me." (correct)
"I don't care about you looking at me." (casual) (should be "your")
If you want to be really casual, you can say, "I don't give a **** you looking at me," but it borders on slang.
The meaning is "I don't give a **** about your looking at me."
The "you" is similar to "I see you looking at me." (correct)
"I don't care about you looking at me." (casual) (should be "your")
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