Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
REMAIN IN LOVE
Dear Teachers,
1. I don't like people who are always preaching to others.
- Can I say " I don't like people who always preach to other people"?
2. He remains in love with her.
- This means "He still loves her", right?
3. You're damn right!
- This means "You're so right!", right?
4. All you are going to do now is piss him off and hurt him.
- What does "piss him off" mean here?
5. I told him that he has to stop putting me down in public.
- What does "put me down" mean here?
Thanks a lot to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. I don't like people who are always preaching to others.
- Can I say " I don't like people who always preach to other people"?
2. He remains in love with her.
- This means "He still loves her", right?
3. You're damn right!
- This means "You're so right!", right?
4. All you are going to do now is piss him off and hurt him.
- What does "piss him off" mean here?
5. I told him that he has to stop putting me down in public.
- What does "put me down" mean here?
Thanks a lot to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
1. Yes you can but the original sounds more converstational. 2.
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1. Yes you can but the original sounds more converstational.
2. yes.
3. yes.
4. p i s s him off - BritEnglish way of saying seriously annoy.
5. Belittling me, saying things to make me look stupid or insignificant.
2. yes.
3. yes.
4. p i s s him off - BritEnglish way of saying seriously annoy.
5. Belittling me, saying things to make me look stupid or insignificant.
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Nona The Brit1. Yes you can but the original sounds more converstational.it also avoids repetition ...
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