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Apatzinguense Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Sentence Structure--"nothing to do with it"

Could somebody help me with the sentences below (1 & 2)?

EXPRESSION: I want nothing to do with somebody or something


Can the above expression be used in the conditional in following manner?:


1. I wouldn't want anything to do with her, if I caught her cheating on me.

2. I wouldn't like anything to do with her, if I caught her cheating on me.

Which of the above sentence sounds more natural and idiomatic? I feel that 1 is correct. Could somebody help me with this?

  

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apatzinguense Which of the above sentence sounds more natural and idiomatic? I feel that 1 is correct. Yes.

— CalifJim

  • apatzinguense Which of the above sentence sounds more natural and idiomatic?
  • I feel that 1 is correct.
  • Yes.
  • The first one is the correct one.
  • By the way, there should be no comma.
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apatzinguenseWhich of the above sentence sounds more natural and idiomatic? I feel that 1 is correct.

Yes. The first one is the correct one.

By the way, there should be no comma.

CJ

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