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Lucas21c Posted 8 years ago
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Is this sentence, "I don't like you to like him", right and natural? How about "I don't like (that) you like him?"
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lucas21c Is this sentence, "I don't like you to like him", right and natural? No. lucas21c How about "I don't like (that) you like him"?
- lucas21c Is this sentence, "I don't like you to like him", right and natural?
- No.
- lucas21c How about "I don't like (that) you like him"?
- With "that", this might be used informally, but I wouldn't recommend it for careful or formal English.
- "I don't like the fact that you like him" is a more fully-formed version.
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lucas21cIs this sentence, "I don't like you to like him", right and natural?
No.
lucas21cHow about "I don't like (that) you like him"?
With "that", this might be used informally, but I wouldn't recommend it for careful or formal English. "I don't like the fact that you like him" is a more fully-formed version. "I d
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