KEN
"I don't think I am, either"...What does it mean? Today, I searched on google to find the ESL Readings. I chose a topic with its name is Yoga. I like it because this topic talk about the job which I am working. Yes, I am working at Maha Yoga. So, I wanna try read it to understand. But I still don't know this sentence. Person A: I'm not flexible enough for yoga. Person B: I don't think I am, either. I guess person B wanted to talk that he also not flexible enough like person A. Yes, I guess like that, but I actually not sure that this is right or wrong? Could you tell me know? Thank for reading and for answering my question. Sign: Ken
Sep 10, 2015 4:31 PM
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Yes, the phrase is perfectly correct.
September 10, 2015
Oh. Thanks, hmano. I will go to those websites when I have the time.^^
September 11, 2015
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