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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
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Notifications Would you explain the nuance between "That's very nice of you" and "That's very nice for you"?
i think i understand the nuance of preposition "of" and "for".
but sometimes i amnot sure about it when i see the sentenses that "That's very nice of you" and "That's very nice for you".
aren't there both of them the difference of mean? or ...
of course It's too difficult to explain it on Website. If you can do it, i'd really know the difference of the nuance of them. i could understand well if u show me the specific situations.
thanks for reading.
but sometimes i amnot sure about it when i see the sentenses that "That's very nice of you" and "That's very nice for you".
aren't there both of them the difference of mean? or ...
of course It's too difficult to explain it on Website. If you can do it, i'd really know the difference of the nuance of them. i could understand well if u show me the specific situations.
thanks for reading.
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Hi, ljswave, That's very nice of you. This means that the person spoken to has done something kind or generous for you or someone else. Here are some possible uses for it: - I donated a quarter of my paycheck to goodwill.
- Hi, ljswave, That's very nice of you.
- This means that the person spoken to has done something kind or generous for you or someone else.
- Here are some possible uses for it: - I donated a quarter of my paycheck to goodwill.
- - That was very nice of you!
- - You look cold.
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Hi, ljswave,
That's very nice of you.
This means that the person spoken to has done something kind or generous for you or someone else. Here are some possible uses for it:
- I donated a quarter of my paycheck to goodwill.
- That was very nice of you!
- You look cold. Here, you can wear my coat.
That's very nice of you.
This means that the person spoken to has done something kind or generous for you or someone else. Here are some possible uses for it:
- I donated a quarter of my paycheck to goodwill.
- That was very nice of you!
- You look cold. Here, you can wear my coat.
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ljswavei think
That's very nice of you. It means that you did something nice that helped someone or made someone happy.
That was very nice of you to help them so much.
That's very nice for you. It means that something nice happened to
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thank for ur wonderful answer. i could totally understand them because of your answer.
I'm from Korean. My English Nick name is Eric. hope i'd see you next time^^
I'm from Korean. My English Nick name is Eric. hope i'd see you next time^^
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thank for ur wonderful answer. i could totally understand them because of your answer.
I'm from Korean. My English Nick name is Eric. hope i'd see you next time^^
I'm from Korean. My English Nick name is Eric. hope i'd see you next time^^
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ljswavethank for ur wonderful answer. i could totally understand them because of your answer.Hi, Eric!
I'm from Korean. My English Nick name is Eric. hope i'd see you next time^^
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