about"never mind"
---Would you mind me opening the window?
---Never mind.
correct?
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Answers · 4
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No, the correct answer should be "No I don't mind" or "sure, go ahead"
"Never mind" is not like "I don't mind/sure go ahead"
Never mind means something like "forget it" you use it if you want to make a transition from one topic to another or simply want to end/close the topic.
Have you heard about the new version of HTML5? No? oh okay never mind.
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You would respond to "would you mind me opening a window?" with "I don't mind".
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"Never mind" means "forget about it".
For example:
Lee: Can you do me a favour?
Nick: Of course.
Lee: Never mind, I don't need help.
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Hi, I think the answer should be 'I don't mind.' If I am not wrong, 'never mind' normally means 'forget it' or 'don't bother'.
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