I wouldn't mind you taking him out for me.
I wouldn't mind that you take him out for me.
Do these two sentences mean about the same thing? Are they pretty much synonymous?
onelook I wouldn't mind you taking him out for me. I wouldn't mind that you take him out for me. Do these two sentences mean about the same thing?
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onelookI wouldn't mind you taking him out for me.
I wouldn't mind that you take him out for me.
Do these two sentences mean about the same thing? Are they pretty much synonymous?
No, they're different.
1. ~ If you took him out for me, I wouldn't mind that.
2. Not right. "