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Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / March 2008what is right between...
I mean business with you or I mean business for you ( I love a girl but I m Italian and I m not sure about this sentence) Thanks Bye! >I mean business with you > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > ( I love a girl but I m Italian and I m not sure about this sentence) I wouldn't use either of the two. The second is plain wrong, and the first sounds, erm, rather brutal. How about "I am [really] serious about you"? Or "I have [some][very] serious [feelings/plans] about you"? Good luck, L. ohhh thank you very much! ;- ) bye >>I mean business with you >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Good luck, > L. |
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