which one is correct ?
can you please tell me? which one is correct?
"It's work on me"
"It's work for me"
"It's work with me"
Thanks in advance! Friends!
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Out of the 3 options that you've given "It's work for me" is close, however it needs a little tweaking, the correct sentence would be "It's work(ed) for me". Which would mean a particular instrument or method has worked for you or has proved useful. :)
2
What is it supposed to mean?
"It's work on me" - X no - unlikely to be useful.
"It's work for me" - yes, ok (Still a little strange)
"It's work with me" - X - no (Well, not without context, anyway)
0
Whar do you mean saying ''It"?
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