Pelin
Are both sentences OK? There isn't anything that I don't like about you. There's nothing that I don't like about you.
2017年11月30日 16:15
回答 · 4
Americans (and probably other native speakers) would normally drop the "that" in both sentences, so: "There isn't anything I don't like about you." "There's nothing I don't like about you." Otherwise, both are A-okay.
2017年11月30日
thats a kind of you [emoji][emoji][emoji]
2017年11月30日
Yes! These are both correct. I think it would be more common to hear the second one. Or maybe even to just say, "I love everything about you."
2017年11月30日
Hello Sinem, Both sentences are fine! Nico
2017年11月30日
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