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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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what the right sentence grammar I'm so disapponted to you
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I’m very disappointed in you.
- I’m very disappointed in you.
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'I'm so disappointed in you'.
Meaning that I feel disappointment about you.
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'I'm so disappointing to you'.
Meaning that you feel disappointment about me.
Clive
Meaning that I feel disappointment about you.
Or
'I'm so disappointing to you'.
Meaning that you feel disappointment about me.
Clive
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