"i just don't have it together like you do" i saw the sentence "I just don't have it together like you do. " on a american tv series "Baby Daddy" and the subtitle translate it as "I'm not that as excellent as you." because the man is making an apology to a lady. so i was wondering if the sentence "have it together like you do" has that kind of meaning. sorry if i didn't make my point clear enough

"I just don't have it together like you do. " i saw the sentence "I just don't have it together like you do. " on a american tv series "Baby Daddy" and the subtitle translate it as "I'm not that as excellent as you." because the man is making an apologize to a lady. so i was wondering if the sentence "have it together like you do" has that kind of meaning. sorry if i didn't make my point clear enough

the differece between "me too" and "the same as me" when we usually respond to others' words, like greeting or statements, how to choose the correct one in different various scenes?Once, a lady and I were to say something about buying clothes, I was after her, thinking that we had the same idea, therefore I said "Me, too." And the teacher told me that I was supposed to say "the same as me."

"ever" in Ameirica I notice that the word - "ever" seems to be used in verbal language quiet frequent. When will you usually add the word "ever" in your daily talks?

please help me with a question " ___ both sides accept the areement ____ a lasting peace be established in this region." The answer is "Only if ; will " my confusion is : 1. is the sentence correct? 2. shouldn't the word "accept" change into "accpeted", 'cause this is a subjunctive mood.

the word "down" in daily life speaking, how to use the word "down" I was kinda confused with the below sentences: 1. I was hoping to meet Ava down at the club 2. I might've run a few things down to the laundromat is it simpliy emphasizing the direction of the place he is visiting or??

how do you guys use this sentence -- suck the life out of sb？？ once i watch a movie, the woman said " Kids have a way of just sucking the life out of you." ,so i was wondering how to use it.

is the sentence right? whatever you say to me is never gonna be worse than I say to myself

First notebook entry: Introducing myself I may say that it's because I like English that I've been so eager to improve it. at the meantime, I'm willing to make friends with others, we could share, talk, anything is fine, You'll find me active, kind, and maybe a little shy at the first time