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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

turning sinister

What does it mean when your boss says "are you turning sinister on me?" Not in a serious way,
  

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It depends on the context he said it in. What were you talking about? What were you doing?

— Clive

  • It depends on the context he said it in.
  • What were you talking about?
  • What were you doing?
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It depends on the context he said it in.
What were you talking about? What were you doing?
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I was talking on the phone about how some third party people let me down in order to fix a technical issue at work
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I don't understand why he said what he did.
Is your boss a native speaker? Do you think it is possible that he does not understand what the word 'sinister' means?
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He is not a native english speaker, but he do have very good english. Just worried if he meant that I am turning into a bad employee or maybe he was just joking about me getting angry with these third party people. I am currently learning English so sorry for my bad grammar
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'm pretty sure he was making a joke.
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