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How do you say this in English (US)? Is it natural to say:
"I love you too much to leave you in the state that you're in now."
"I love you too much to leave you in the condition that you're in now."
"Oh, look at the state that I'm in now! I'm so miserable. "
How do you say this in English (US)? Is it natural to say:
"I love you too much to leave you in the state that you're in now."
"I love you too much to leave you in the condition that you're in now."
"Oh, look at the state that I'm in now! I'm so miserable. "
"I love you too much to leave you in the state that you're in now."
"I love you too much to leave you in the condition that you're in now."
"Oh, look at the state that I'm in now! I'm so miserable. "
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They mean the same thing😊
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The first 2 are perfect but the last one should say
“Look at the state that I’m in now, I’m miserable.”
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@Mattisonlove123 Thanks for your answer~😘 Is it also natural to say:
I love you too much to let you live in the state that you're in now.
I love you too much to let you live in the condition that you're in now.
I love you too much to let you live in the state that you're in now.
I love you too much to let you live in the condition that you're in now.
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@Mattisonlove123 Thanks a looot~😙
Can I ask you about something else if it's okay with you?
What is the difference between "I love you too much to leave you in the state that you're in now." and "I love you too much to leave you in the condition that you're in now."?😀
Can I ask you about something else if it's okay with you?
What is the difference between "I love you too much to leave you in the state that you're in now." and "I love you too much to leave you in the condition that you're in now."?😀
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