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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Trust you alone
- I can go in the house and pick up the bag.
-I don't trust you alone. Someone has to come and keep an eye on you.
Does 'I don't trust you alone' work here?
It means I don't want you to be alone. If you are alone you can't be trusted. Someone has to accompany you.
Many thanks.
-I don't trust you alone. Someone has to come and keep an eye on you.
Does 'I don't trust you alone' work here?
It means I don't want you to be alone. If you are alone you can't be trusted. Someone has to accompany you.
Many thanks.
Top answer
OK. The context helps to make the intended meaning clear.
- OK.
- The context helps to make the intended meaning clear.
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