Bassa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Are these correct in American English?
Are these correct in American English?
1)Me and your mom are absolutely liking that. Here "liking" means "loving" not "looking like",right?
2)She and I are good with that.
3)Me and your mom are not like that. Here "like" means "look like",right? And this sentence is different than This "Me and your mom are liking that",right?
Thanks
1)Me and your mom are absolutely liking that. Here "liking" means "loving" not "looking like",right?
2)She and I are good with that.
3)Me and your mom are not like that. Here "like" means "look like",right? And this sentence is different than This "Me and your mom are liking that",right?
Thanks
Top answer
I have underlined some problems. See if you can fix them, bassa: 1) Me and your mom are absolutely liking that. - Right.
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I have underlined some problems. See if you can fix them, bassa:
1) Me and your mom are absolutely liking that. (Here "liking" means "loving" not "looking like",right?- Right.)
2) She and I are good with that.-- OK
3) Me and your mom are not like that. Here "like" means "look like",right?-- Probably it means 'behave l
1) Me and your mom are absolutely liking that. (Here "liking" means "loving" not "looking like",right?- Right.)
2) She and I are good with that.-- OK
3) Me and your mom are not like that. Here "like" means "look like",right?-- Probably it means 'behave l
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1)"I" instead os "me" and "like" instead of "are...liking".
3)"I" instad of "me" and "like" intead of "are liking".
3)"I" instad of "me" and "like" intead of "are liking".
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