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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I stand up for you = I stand for you = I stand with you.

I stand up for you = I stand for you = I stand with you.

Do all of them mean "I agree with you"? Thank you so much in advance.
  

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I stand up for you = I defend you I stand for you -- no common meaning that comes to mind I stand with you = I defend the same position that you do

— Mister Micawber

  • I stand up for you = I defend you I stand for you -- no common meaning that comes to mind I stand with you = I defend the same position that you do
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I stand up for you = I defend you
I stand for you -- no common meaning that comes to mind
I stand with you = I defend the same position that you do
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Thank you so much and 'I agree with you' means the same as 'I defend you'?
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Anonymous 'I agree with you' means the same as 'I defend you'?
No. They are different relationships. I can defend someone's position without agreeing with it.
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