Meaning of "You do what you want to do"
?1. Would you please do what I want you to do for once?
You do what you want to do, but nothing else.
2. You do what you want to do! I don't mind.
In each sentence, is "You do what you want to do" not the same thing in meaning?
I think in 1, it means or implies "You always do what you want to do", but in 2, it means "Do what you want to do".
Am I right?
If I'm right, could you make a sentence where "You do what you want to do" can be used in the same way as in the first sentence ?
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fire1 I think in 1, it means or implies "You always do what you want to do", but in 2, it means "Do what you want to do". Am I right? Yes.
- fire1 I think in 1, it means or implies "You always do what you want to do", but in 2, it means "Do what you want to do".
- Am I right?
- Yes.
- fire1 If I'm right, could you make a sentence where "You do what you want to do" can be used in the same way as in the first sentence ?
- I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to achieve.
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fire1I think in 1, it means or implies "You always do what you want to do", but in 2, it means "Do what you want to do".
Am I right?
Yes.
fire1If I'm right, could you make a sentence where "You do what you want to do" can be used in the same way as in the first sentence ?
I'm not sure I understand what you are
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