A reader asks:
I’m confused. You used the phrase “go through with it.” I know the expression “I’m through with you” is negative; for example, when someone breaks up with their mate they might say, “I’m through with you.” Does that mean “go through with it” is also negative?
My answer: Not exactly.
Let’s talk about these two common Atomic Expressions today.
Plus, I’ll tell you how to remember the difference.
And how to make fewer mistakes when using them.
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Cheers,
Mr. Vig
Im through with it means for me somebody is so powerful and brave and faithful person.
If i keep my promes, my propose and im through with, it you Will through with it aswell because im your mate and you are my mate. But if i cant hold my line you will be through with me.
Honor is the most important value.
In this case if i lose my honor in your eyes ,,im through with you “ is really negative.
If i lose mine honor i lose myself.