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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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interfere with//bother his lessons
I turned down the radio lest it should interfere with his lessons.
HI,
Does "interfere with" in the above amount to "bother?" Thanks.
HI,
Does "interfere with" in the above amount to "bother?" Thanks.
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Hi, I think that if something interferes with his lessons, it must definitely bother him. I don't think you can say something "bothers his lessons" though, if that's what you meant to ask, but it bothers a person.
- Hi, I think that if something interferes with his lessons, it must definitely bother him.
- I don't think you can say something "bothers his lessons" though, if that's what you meant to ask, but it bothers a person.
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Hi,
I think that if something interferes with his lessons, it must definitely bother him. I don't think you can say something "bothers his lessons" though, if that's what you meant to ask, but it bothers a person.
I think that if something interferes with his lessons, it must definitely bother him. I don't think you can say something "bothers his lessons" though, if that's what you meant to ask, but it bothers a person.
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