cfu507
Senior Member
Hebrew
There is a song with the expression I'm better off alone.
Can I also say: "I'm better off with you"?
Can I also say: "I'm better off with you"?
I'm better off with you
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Conchita57
Senior Member
Spanish - Spain/French - Switzerland
You certainly can.
cycloneviv
Senior Member
English - Australia
Absolutely.
avok
Banned
Turkish
But I am better off with you sounds a bit weird, does not it? (vs. without you)
cycloneviv
Senior Member
English - Australia
Not really. It depends on the context.
For example:
When we broke up I was a mess. I couldn't sleep, eat or think. I'm better off with you.
For example:
When we broke up I was a mess. I couldn't sleep, eat or think. I'm better off with you.
avok
Banned
Turkish
I see...but I have always seen better off "without him /her /it" etc.