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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I dont want to do something - how to say it
Hi
Here is a situation:
My mom told me to clean my room. I know that I have to do it but I'm lazy - I feel bored, tired etc. and I dont want to do anything today. How to say it in english?
I'm looking some word which show the emotion, mood which makes me lazy. I dont know if I understand it properly but there was a song "Today I don't feel like doing anything" How to say it in colloquial speach in answer to: clean your room, do your homework etc
Thanks
Here is a situation:
My mom told me to clean my room. I know that I have to do it but I'm lazy - I feel bored, tired etc. and I dont want to do anything today. How to say it in english?
I'm looking some word which show the emotion, mood which makes me lazy. I dont know if I understand it properly but there was a song "Today I don't feel like doing anything" How to say it in colloquial speach in answer to: clean your room, do your homework etc
Thanks
Top answer
Hi, eg Today I don't feel like doing anything. eg I just want to veg out. Clive
- Hi, eg Today I don't feel like doing anything.
- eg I just want to veg out.
- Clive
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Hi,
eg Today I don't feel like doing anything.
eg I just want to veg out.
Clive
eg Today I don't feel like doing anything.
eg I just want to veg out.
Clive
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Cliveeg Today I don't feel like doing anything.So if we talking about only one thing in example of our dirty room it will be:
- Clean your room.
- I dont feel like (doing it)?
In other examples:
I dont feel like cleaning my room
I dont feel like going out anywhere
Did I understand it correctly?
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Hi,
So if we talking about only one thing in example of our dirty room it will be:
- Clean your room.
- I dont feel like (doing it)?
I don't feel like (doing
So if we talking about only one thing in example of our dirty room it will be:
- Clean your room.
- I dont feel like (doing it)?
I don't feel like (doing
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And the positive sentence of this will be "I feel like cleaning my room" or its not correct or not using in english?
I have another one small questions that I wouldnt like creating a new topic. Which sentence is correct?
Does your mom has a big cat?
Has your mom a big cat?
Has your mom got a big cat?
Thanks
I have another one small questions that I wouldnt like creating a new topic. Which sentence is correct?
Does your mom has a big cat?
Has your mom a big cat?
Has your mom got a big cat?
Thanks
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Clivejust want to veg out.Clive
nice Clive ... I have checked the dictionary an00
Hi,
So if we talking about only one thing in example of our dirty room it will be:
- Clean your room.
- I dont feel like (doing it)? No. Say I don't feel like (doing) it.
In other examples:
I dont feel like cleaning my room
I dont feel like going out anywhere
Di
So if we talking about only one thing in example of our dirty room it will be:
- Clean your room.
- I dont feel like (doing it)? No. Say I don't feel like (doing) it.
In other examples:
I dont feel like cleaning my room
I dont feel like going out anywhere
Di
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Hi,
And the positive sentence of this will be "I feel like cleaning my room" Fine or its not correct or not using in english?
I have another one small questions that I wouldnt like creating a new topic. Which sentence is correct?
Does your mom havehas a big cat?
Has your mom
And the positive sentence of this will be "I feel like cleaning my room" Fine or its not correct or not using in english?
I have another one small questions that I wouldnt like creating a new topic. Which sentence is correct?
Does your mom have
Has your mom
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