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Karen15 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Sweet of you

Hello,

Does the expression "It's very sweet of you" work for all the contexts below?

context 1:
Person A: My friend really likes you.
Person B: It's very sweet of him!

Context 2:
Person A: She says that you're very nice!
Person B: It's very sweet of her!

Context 3:
Person A: She made this for you!
person B: It's very sweet of her!

Context 4:
Person A gives a present to person B!
Person B: It's very sweet of you!

Thanks.

  

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In all your examples it is more natural to say " That's very sweet of him/her/you".

  • In all your examples it is more natural to say " That's very sweet of him/her/you".
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In all your examples it is more natural to say "That's very sweet of him/her/you".

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