Navitasan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
With
A-With him things always become serious.
Can't this sentence mean two things:
1-Things become serious for him, in his mind. He turns everything into something serious in his mind.
2-Things become serious in a relationship one has with him. When one begins to have dealings with him, things become serious.
Can't this sentence mean two things:
1-Things become serious for him, in his mind. He turns everything into something serious in his mind.
2-Things become serious in a relationship one has with him. When one begins to have dealings with him, things become serious.
Top answer
Of course. 'Serious' has two meanings there. It could also mean that with him, things always become: ...
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Of course. 'Serious' has two meanings there. It could also mean that with him, things always become:
... apprehensive; critical
... apprehensive; critical
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