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Lytblu Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Need help with the ff...
1. i'm so disappointed (with, in, at ) you.
2. i'll take you out (to, for) dinner.
3. i'm mad (at, with) you.
4. when you want someone to repeat what they just said, which of the two is more appropriate to use? COME AGAIN or PARDON?
2. i'll take you out (to, for) dinner.
3. i'm mad (at, with) you.
4. when you want someone to repeat what they just said, which of the two is more appropriate to use? COME AGAIN or PARDON?
Top answer
Pardon? Not only am I disappointed IN you but also I am mad AT you.
- Pardon?
- Not only am I disappointed IN you but also I am mad AT you.
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The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy was of course one sued for printing "Ravenous Bugblatter beasts often make a very good meal FOR visiting tourists" when they should have put "Ravenous Bugblatter beasts often make a very good meal OF visiting tourists".
It is wise not to make this mistake too frequently. You should take your guest out TO dinner.
Rommie
It is wise not to make this mistake too frequently. You should take your guest out TO dinner.
Rommie
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I think that the correct expression is
"Angry with" and it is an idiom. I guess that's redundant. Oh well.
So the sentence would be:
I am angry with you.
Also, around here the former Hub of the Universe the following expressions are said when asking someone to repeat themselves:
Pardon, Excuse me, Please, Come Again. Of course they are all infl
"Angry with" and it is an idiom. I guess that's redundant. Oh well.
So the sentence would be:
I am angry with you.
Also, around here the former Hub of the Universe the following expressions are said when asking someone to repeat themselves:
Pardon, Excuse me, Please, Come Again. Of course they are all infl
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