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A: Do you mind if I ask you something?

B:You’re always asking me things. No, I don’t mind at all. What is it?

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What does "You’re always asking me things" mean?

Which is correct:

- You’re always asking me about everything.

- You’re always asking me everything.

- OR something else.

Thank you

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rezaenglish

Which is correct:

- You’re always asking me about everything.

- You’re always asking me everything.

The first one is the grammatically correct one.

CJ

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rezaenglishWhat does "You’re always asking me things" mean?

It means "You frequently ask me questions." "Always" is hyperbolic, and "things" is colloquial.

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Thank you so much, anonymous

 CalifJim's reply was promoted to an answer.

Thank you so much, CalifJim

Very nice.

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