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Vladislav Yurchenko Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I appreciate you being honest/ you're honest

I appreciate you being honest. / I appreciate you are being honest.
Is there any difference between these two sentences?
  

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"I appreciate you/your being honest" means that I am grateful for your honesty. "I appreciate (that) you are being honest" means that I understand or am aware of the fact that you are being honest.

— GPY

  • "I appreciate you/your being honest" means that I am grateful for your honesty.
  • "I appreciate (that) you are being honest" means that I understand or am aware of the fact that you are being honest.
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"I appreciate you/your being honest" means that I am grateful for your honesty.

"I appreciate (that) you are being honest" means that I understand or am aware of the fact that you are being honest.
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