"I'm going to marry her." "You shouldn't do it."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"Do you want to go to the ball with me?" "I'm really sorry, but I can't."

“I'm afraid I'm going to marry him instead of you."—“As you like."

"You need to learn to say no." "No, I don't have to."

“Why don't you stay at my house?"—“Oh, I don't want to impose on you."

“See you later."“OK, take it easy."

“I won't do it."—“I won't (do it)(,) either."

“He cannot be a thief."“No. Never."

“You don't like it?"—“Of cóurse nòt."

"Tom is seriously getting on my nerves, I want to beat him to death." "Hey! Don't say such bad things."

“You don't want it, do you?"—“No, not at all."

“You didn't do it."“I did it, too."

“Will you have a drink?"—“I'd just as soon not."

"What's wrong with you?" "Leave me alone for a while. It's none of your business."

"What's wrong with you?" "Leave me alone for a while. It's none of your business."

“I told you so."—“Don't grind it in."

“Why don't you come with me?"—“I would if I could."—“Whatever."

"You don't have a girlfriend?" "No." "What about a boyfriend?"

"I have to stop you from doing that." "Stop me from doing what?"

"You mustn't go out now." "Why not?"

"Don't go out now." "Why not?"

“You betrayed us." “Not me. No."

“You don't have to attend the meeting, do you?"“Yes, I do."

“Will you lend me some money?"—“I'm sorry, but it is out of the question."

“I won't go."—“Nor I either."

“I'm going to meet our boss about this matter."“Rather you than me."

“Am I disturbing you?"—“No, not in the least."

"Why aren't you going?" "Because I don't want to."

“She drank the champagne I'd been saving,"—“Well, I mean to say!"

"Certainly if someone is _that_ beautiful you'd draw back from approaching her." "Thought you'd agree."

“I'm sorry."—“Never mind."