2022年6月15日 · The pleasure is all mine is an example of the same case. In the conversation you provided [M]: Delighted, I'm sure means it's nice to meet you. (The person is happy on having met the other person). [F]: The pleasure is all mine means it's nice to meet you too. (The other person says, it's all their pleasure to meet the first person).

2020年12月10日 · Hi, just a short simple answer: If I say to you "the pleasure is all mine", I would generally be saying that to you after you have thanked me for doing something for you. Example: If you say to me "thank you for giving me a lift to the shop", I can say to you "the pleasure is all mine" which means it was no problem for me to give you a lift.

2025年2月13日 · “I” is a subject pronoun, and “mine” is a possessive pronoun. 5. them – “them” is the objective form, while “they” is a subject pronoun, and “their” is possessive. 6. her – “her” is the correct objective pronoun. “She” is a subject pronoun, and “hers” is possessive. Where objective pronouns are used

Both basically means the same thing. When you make someone's day, you make them feel happy and awesome on that particular day. However, "You made my day" is an expression that is more commonly and frequently used rather than the present perfect form "You've made my day". Both are acceptable, the difference lies in the where, when, and how it ...

2020年12月10日 · Saying "me too" doesn't make sense as it means "It's also nice for me to meet me." Here are more response options. You may like to start by saying "Thank you" asthis is more polite, then: Formal: Nice to meet you too; Pleased to meet you too; It’s a pleasure to meet you; Pleasure to meet you too; It was nice meeting you too; The pleasure is mine

2024年11月5日 · “첫사랑” (cheossarang) – First love: You could say “너는 나의 첫사랑이야” (neo-neun na-ye cheossarangiya), which means “you’re my first love” “애기야” (aegiya) – Baby: A cute way to address your partner “내꺼” (naekkeo) – Mine/My Sweetheart: A possessive but affectionate way to refer to your partner

then means after, but than we use it when we want to make a comparison, so here you say LONGER THAN. Good luck

5 mins" would be appropriate unless you are expressing it as an adjective then use the singular form, as in a five minute break or the ten minute mark.

2020年12月10日 · Hello! Today we're going to talk about the difference between "me too" and "me neither." "Me too" is for the positive.

2024年6月13日 · “For some people, English pronunciation comes really easy. Some people are natural mimics. That means it’s easy for them to make the same sounds as someone else they hear speaking.” That’s true – we all have one friend who is …