"to be treated"
The "Family Guy" catroon.
An episode where Peter was given an injection of "gay gene".
Lois says,
"It's a very big deal.
You'll be treated differently.
Just like my Uncle Ray, with the really high-up anus."
What may mean "to be treated" towards human, please?
Is it something like "to be medically repared/corrected"?
Could you please explain or rephrase the line "You'll be treated differently."?
Search from various English teachers...
Answers · 2
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To be treated is to have someone act a certain way towards you.
"Dan treats me differently."
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"Dan acts in a different way toward me."
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Thank you much, DR Ha!!
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