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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

what is it to you what...

Is this a natural sentence? How would you say it if it isn't?
Do these both sound correct and natural?

What's it to you what she is doing here?
What do you care what she is doing here?

Thank you
  

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OK, but use she's for register.

— Mister Micawber

  • OK, but use she's for register.
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OK, but use she's for register.
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Which would you say is better?

Can "what is it to you" be followed by anything else? IF or THAT? Could you give me an example please Mister Micawber?

Thank you
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Neither is better than the other.

You may try to create examples, and we'll check them.
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What do you think here MM please?

What is it to you if she comes or not?

What is it to you that she comes?

Thanks
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Both seem fine to me again.
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You would rarely use this right?

What is it to you that she comes?
because when would you use

What is it to you if she comes or not?

Is there a difference ?
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alc24What is it to you...?
This phrase is not one that you should say to someone you plan to see again. The tone is quite rude in my opinion. You wanted to know if your sentences are natural. But in fact, majority of them are very unnatural and awkward. Why are you not using the advice the forum has given you?
alc24What is it to you if
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alc24What is it to you that she comes? What is it to you if she comes or not?
Both are common.
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