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Latest post Fri, Sep 17 2004 2:00 PM by elcid. 2 replies.
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elcid  +  45989 Fri, 17 Sep 04 02:00 PM
hi

i have one more question ...is it correct to say " it is no matter to me "...
actually i heard it in friends(T.V series) ..shouldnt it be"it doesnt matter to me "

plzz.. help me out with this too...

thanks
elcid
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Guest, 5 yr 66 days ago
It is correct, but very old-fashioned/theatrical. In every day speech you would be much more likely to say "it doesn't matter to me".
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elcid, 5 yr 65 days ago
thank you!
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