Manta
There are some "mouth-shaped" used in the Americans usually live in life, and there is a very simple sentence, but if you don't mention it, you will often let people "know the half solution" or "it seems to know". The examples mentioned below, that is, some of the American "Oral Zen" that often hear.
1. I COULDN'T Care Less. This sentence means "I don't care", "lack of interest", that is,: i don't be at all. Or i don't give a hoot. E.g:
If you ask: What do you think of the budget-cut? (How do you have a budget cut?) You replied: i couldn't Care Less. (I don't care) How do you like Mr. Lee's Political Point of View (Do you like Mr. Li?) I couldn't Care Less. (I don't care!) But sometimes the speaker also has "the mouth is not":, for example: i couldn't Care Less About The Promotion or Pay Raise. ( I don't care about the upgrade or salary.) In fact, he is at all carefully to upgrade and raise, then people may answer: Yes, you do (cre). As for i couldn't care more. "I care" (I Care a lot.) Or i care deeply. Similarly: i couldn't agree more. = I totally agree. (I fully agree) i couldn't please you more. = I Did My Best to please you. I tried to make you happy) I couldn't be more right. = I am Totally Right. But for the foreigners for "self-esteem", I don't want to emphasize my own mistakes, so few people say: I couldn't be morewrong. Note: Both average people use a negative sentence, but there are also foreigners to use the affirmative sentence to negate the sentence. However, strict, I Could Care Less. = I Care to Some Degree. (Care can be reduced) i Could Care More. = I Care Some. (Care) (the subject can be used in any person ": HE , She, You, We, They, etc., but only Could, no CAN.)
