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3 Dec 2020
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What you got against hope anyway?
Q. The sentence seems wrong to me grammatically.
"What made you get agaisnt hope anyway?"should be right. What do you think?
What you got against hope anyway?
Q. The sentence seems wrong to me grammatically.
"What made you get agaisnt hope anyway?"should be right. What do you think?
Q. The sentence seems wrong to me grammatically.
"What made you get agaisnt hope anyway?"should be right. What do you think?
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- English (US)
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That sentence is good (*against), but you can also us the original one and add do.
What do you got against hope anyway?
- Korean
@_katty18 But we don't say like this: What did you ate? What did you got?
"got against"is an idiom?
"got against"is an idiom?
- English (US)
I would say “what do you have against hope?”
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- Spanish (Mexico)
@Orchid11111 that’s why I used do instead of did, for your examples you would change ate to eat and got to get, but since I used do, got against can stay the same
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