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SsnowFlake Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference between ''to' and '''with' ?
You belong to me
You belong with me...
its important to me
its important for me
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You belong with me...
its important to me
its important for me
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You belong to me-- You are my possession. You belong with me-- You should be here. its important to me-- I think it's important.
- You belong to me-- You are my possession.
- You belong with me-- You should be here.
- its important to me-- I think it's important.
- its important for me- It impacts me.
- But actually these two are as often used synonymously.
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You belong to me-- You are my possession.
You belong with me-- You should be here.
its important to me-- I think it's important.
its important for me- It impacts me. But actually these two are as often used synonymously.
You belong with me-- You should be here.
its important to me-- I think it's important.
its important for me- It impacts me. But actually these two are as often used synonymously.
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