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Evmorfia Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

"you had me going"

Hello,

I have a text where the character, after being disappointed of what he heard (he didn't hear what he wanted), said:

"You really had me going".

What does this mean?

Thank you so much!
  

Top answer

" means "I really believed what you were telling me" (I didn't know it wasn't true).

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  • " means "I really believed what you were telling me" (I didn't know it wasn't true).
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"You really had me going."

means

"I really believed what you were telling me" (I didn't know it wasn't true).
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Or:
you got me excited/worried
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