Whoever it is, I don't care.
This BBC article titled "Leo Santa Cruz 'pretty sure' third fight with Carl Frampton will happen in 2019" says in part:
He said: "I want to get a fight [in November]. Whoever it is, I don't care. If I get the win, I [then] want to fight Carl Frampton."
Here, what does the sentence mean?
(1) No matter who it is, I don't care.
(2) I don't care whoever it is.
If it means (1), then 'care' is used intransitively. If (2), it is used transitively.
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JungKim what does the sentence mean? [It doesn't matter to me / I don't care] who I fight. CJ
- JungKim what does the sentence mean?
- [It doesn't matter to me / I don't care] who I fight.
- CJ
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JungKimwhat does the sentence mean?
[It doesn't matter to me / I don't care] who I fight.
CJ
0JungKimHere, what does the sentence mean?(1) No matter who it is, I don't care.(2) I don't care whoever it is.If it means (1), then 'care' is used intransitively. If (2), it is used transitively.
The former.
He said: "I want to get a fight [in November]. Whoever it is, I don't care. If I get the win, I [th
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