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Paultx Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
Whatever as a verb?
Sorry I don't remember which, but I think it was in a movie I heard a girl saying to a boy:
- Don't whatever me!
Can whatever be used as a verb????
- Don't whatever me!
Can whatever be used as a verb????
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Hello Paultx. No whatever cannot be used as a verb... the meaning of your sentence is that the boy has answered ignorantly - by saying whatever - as a reply to what the girl has said to him.
- Hello Paultx.
- No whatever cannot be used as a verb...
- the meaning of your sentence is that the boy has answered ignorantly - by saying whatever - as a reply to what the girl has said to him.
- It is often used to imply that you do not care/ give a d*** about what you have been listening to.
- Regards Jay
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Hello Paultx.
No whatever cannot be used as a verb... the meaning of your sentence is that the boy has answered ignorantly - by saying whatever - as a reply to what the girl has said to him. It is often used to imply that you do not care/ give a d*** about what you have been listening to.
Regards Jay
No whatever cannot be used as a verb... the meaning of your sentence is that the boy has answered ignorantly - by saying whatever - as a reply to what the girl has said to him. It is often used to imply that you do not care/ give a d*** about what you have been listening to.
Regards Jay
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Sure, perfectly good sentence. It means, "Don't respond to me by saying 'Whatever'". Pretty much any word in the English language can be verb-erized.
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