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I'm through with you! Mon Apr 04, 2005 20:03 pm  I'm through with you!
 

Test No. express/elem-8 "Prepositions", question 2

She just left him, said she was through with him and disappeared.

(a) didn't want to see him again
(b) didn't want to help him
(c) didn't want to hear him again
(d) didn't want to please him

Test No. express/elem-8 "Prepositions", answer 2

She just left him, said she didn't want to see him again him and disappeared.

Correct answer: (a) didn't want to see him again

Your answer was: correct
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Correct expression Wed Apr 06, 2005 20:49 pm  Correct expression
 

Everything is correct here. To be through with somebody means that you don't want to see them anymore. You have had enough of them.
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Correct expression Wed Apr 06, 2005 21:45 pm  Correct expression
 

I meant you should highlight the word "him" in the main sentence of the question and delete it in the answer.
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Thanks Wed Apr 06, 2005 22:20 pm  Thanks
 

Aha, now I see what you mean. Thanks for pointing out, we'll change it. Regards. Torsten
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Pretty thorough, good work.
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