what does this mean “it's got nothing to do with that”?
Mrs Forbes didn’t speak. Instead, she shuffled her sandals
on the herringbone floor, and twisted a teacup around in
its saucer. Her face had worried itself into a pinch.
Mr Forbes studied her, as he disappeared his cherry
Bakewell. ‘Stop whittling about it, Dorothy. It’s got nothing
to do with that.’
‘It’s got everything to do with that,’ she said, ‘I just
know it.’
it's got nothing to do with what?
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Answers · 2
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It means, whatever they're talking about isn't related to something else Dorothy thinks it is. Let me give an example too, just in case.
"I can't believe you stopped talking to me to become friends with Dorothy."
"It has nothing to do with her."
0
It's got nothing to do with that => It is unrelated to that.
(there is no connection or relationship between them)
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