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Ryotaro Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
That goes double for me.
Hi,
What does "That goes double for me." mean?
When do you use it?
Thank you,
Ryo
What does "That goes double for me." mean?
When do you use it?
Thank you,
Ryo
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" "That goes double for me" = I'm also sick and tired of his negative attitude, even perhaps twice as much as you are.
- " "That goes double for me" = I'm also sick and tired of his negative attitude, even perhaps twice as much as you are.
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"I'm sick and tired of his negative attitude!"
"That goes double for me" = I'm also sick and tired of his negative attitude, even perhaps twice as much as you are.
"That goes double for me" = I'm also sick and tired of his negative attitude, even perhaps twice as much as you are.
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