Question about suit
Hi teachers.
I am wondering if SUIT and AGREE WITH are identical here. If yes, is SUIT as common as AGREE WITH?
This food doesn't agree with me.
This doesn't suit me.
Thank you ~~
Top answer
No. They aren't generally interchangeable. If you say that a food doesn't agree with you, it usually means that it upsets your stomach.
- No.
- They aren't generally interchangeable.
- If you say that a food doesn't agree with you, it usually means that it upsets your stomach.
- It would be unusual to say that a food doesn't suit you.
- More commonly it would be used to refer to clothing, or a hairstyle, in which case it would mean that the clothing or hairstyle doesn't look good on you.
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No. They aren't generally interchangeable.
If you say that a food doesn't agree with you, it usually means that it upsets your stomach.
It would be unusual to say that a food doesn't suit you. More commonly it would be used to refer to clothing, or a hairstyle, in which case it would mean that the clothing or hairstyle doesn't look good on you.
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