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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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stress for nothing
Is this correct?
Stop stressing for nothing. we'll be fine.
Stop stressing for nothing. we'll be fine.
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Almost: capitalize the first word of the second sentence, or replace the first period with a semicolon.
- Almost: capitalize the first word of the second sentence, or replace the first period with a semicolon.
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Almost: capitalize the first word of the second sentence, or replace the first period with a semicolon.
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AnonymousShouldn't it be 'Don't stress over nothing"?Both are common.
"For nothing" would mean "for no reason."
(There may be a cause, but not a "reasonable" one. You might need to think about it to realize that.)
"Over nothing" implies that you consider the thing he's stressing over to be completely insignificant.
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