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Thread: Not in the mood
- 26-Aug-2011, 10:53 #1
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Not in the mood 1. Today I'm not in the mood for kidding.
2. Today I'm not in a joking mood.
3. Today I don't have the mood to kid around.
Do these three sentences have the same meaning and sound natural in conversations?
Thank you so much
- 26-Aug-2011, 10:58 #2
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Teacher Re: Not in the mood 1 and 2 are OK.
3 is not natural.
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- 26-Aug-2011, 11:30 #3
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Re: Not in the mood 
Originally Posted by namloan 
***** NOT A TEACHER *****
Stop it! I'm in no mood to kid around today!
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