A: So you don't like her? B: Yes, I like her. C: No, I like her. D: Yes, I do. E: No, I don't.
I always thought 'yes' is followed by a positive statement and 'no' is followed by a negative one, but I watched a character from an American TV show say C. Can C be a correct response?
What is the meaning when someone responses just 'Yes' or 'No' to the question A?
I have one more question. 1. Still no luck with the problem? 2. No, I cracked it. 3. No, still no luck. 4. Yes, still no luck.
Which of the replies are correct? Thank you
Top answer
Hi, A: So you don't like her? B: Yes, I like her. C: No, I like her.
— Clive
Hi, A: So you don't like her?
B: Yes, I like her.
C: No, I like her.
D: Yes, I do.
E: No, I don't.
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A: So you don't like her? B: Yes, I like her. C: No, I like her. D: Yes, I do. E: No, I don't.
I always thought 'yes' is followed by a positive statement and 'no' is followed by a negative one, but I watched a character from an American TV show say C. Can C be a correct response? Yes, it can.