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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Lies
I can't believe you were lying to me with what happened!
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I can't believe you were lying to me on what happened!
Which is correct?
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I can't believe you were lying to me on what happened!
Which is correct?
Top answer
I can't make either one work! "
- I can't make either one work!
- "
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I can't make either one work! How about "about what happened?"
I sometimes hear, "I can't believe you were lying to me on this," meaning "on this matter."
I sometimes hear, "I can't believe you were lying to me on this," meaning "on this matter."
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