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84HGabor Posted 16 years ago
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Why do you do that and not me?
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Can someone explain me on the idea of what the subject is? (Why do you do that and not me?)
Does it mean that, "how come you do that instead of me?" (so I think I should do that) , or "how come you do (or have) that while we both could do that (or have one)"? Or perhaps it can go both way, depending on the context?
Can someone explain me on the idea of what the subject is? (Why do you do that and not me?)
Does it mean that, "how come you do that instead of me?" (so I think I should do that) , or "how come you do (or have) that while we both could do that (or have one)"? Or perhaps it can go both way, depending on the context?
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To my ear, it seems as though you are trying to say Why do you do that, but I don't? I'm not sure what you're trying to say. CJ
- To my ear, it seems as though you are trying to say Why do you do that, but I don't?
- I'm not sure what you're trying to say.
- CJ
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To my ear, it seems as though you are trying to say
Why do you do that, but I don't?
I'm not sure what you're trying to say.
CJ
Why do you do that, but I don't?
I'm not sure what you're trying to say.
CJ
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