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Mr. Tom Posted 3 years ago
Vocabulary

Refuse my gifts

Hi

I was watching an English film in which a man (very angry) says to his son:

(shouting)

--and your always refuse my gifts.

I want to ask if refuse my gifts is natural English or the phrase was just there to show that a man was speaking/shouting uncontrollably.

Thanks,

Tom

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Mr. Tom --and you r always refuse my gifts. This would be correct if you write it as you instead.

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  • Mr.
  • Tom --and you r always refuse my gifts.
  • This would be correct if you write it as you instead.
  • It would be helpful if you explain the scene that this was in.
  • The meaning seems clear.
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Mr. Tom--and your always refuse my gifts.

This would be correct if you write it as you instead. It would be helpful if you explain the scene that this was in. The meaning seems clear.

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Mr. TomI want to ask if refuse my gifts is natural English or the phrase was just there to show that a man was speaking/shouting uncontrollably.

I'd not use your last word. Angrily, as if he was confused or as if he was offended would be more accurate.

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