What does "win" mean?
Please teach me what does "win" mean?
I know win means but it is "I win" or " She wins"
So I'm confusing now.
Please tell me about it.
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Please teach me what does "win" mean?
I know win means but it is "I win" or " She wins"
So I'm confusing now.
Please tell me about it.
In the picture the lady has a carton of broken eggs. When she she said, "I cannot win" she means I am having some bad luck cause my eggs are broken.
If you sleep in and are late for work and your car won't start and then miss the bus and wait for the next one but the driver doesn't stop and then finally arrive at work only to be told you are fired as you have arrived late every day this week. This is an appropriate time to say "I just can't win!"
I know win means but it is "I win" or " She wins"
So I'm confusing now.
Please tell me about it.
In the picture the lady has a carton of broken eggs. When she she said, "I cannot win" she means I am having some bad luck cause my eggs are broken.
If you sleep in and are late for work and your car won't start and then miss the bus and wait for the next one but the driver doesn't stop and then finally arrive at work only to be told you are fired as you have arrived late every day this week. This is an appropriate time to say "I just can't win!"
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Thank you Dana. I understand.
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"I can not win!" means that things are not going well. "I win" and "she wins" are both correct, because "to win" changes for he/she/it. I win, you win, he/she/it wins, we win, y'all win, they win.
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I will win
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