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Candy Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
You are so inside .......... .
"You are so inside music."
What does this sentence mean?
Does it mean the speaker loves music very much?
Or, does it mean the speaker has a wide knowledge about music?
(I'm just guessing..... both of them could be wrong....) [:^)]
Thank you for your help in advance.
What does this sentence mean?
Does it mean the speaker loves music very much?
Or, does it mean the speaker has a wide knowledge about music?
(I'm just guessing..... both of them could be wrong....) [:^)]
Thank you for your help in advance.
Top answer
, but "You are so into music" is. S. I'm really into beer, corn chips and cat repellent!
- , but "You are so into music" is.
- S.
- I'm really into beer, corn chips and cat repellent!
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I don't think it the kind of thing a native would say., but "You are so into music" is.
It means "You really like and are enthusiastic about music"
P.S. I'm really into beer, corn chips and cat repellent!
It means "You really like and are enthusiastic about music"
P.S. I'm really into beer, corn chips and cat repellent!
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