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Bookmark or Share- grammar - "It works" vs "It is working" - English Language Learners ...The photocopier broke down yesterday, but now it's OK. a) It is working again. It has been repaired. b) It works again. It has been repaired. What is the difference in meaning between those two ways of saying. I'm interested in all the subtleties.
- It is ok/good/fine for/with me？ - WordReference Forums1Business Partner asked me about the items in agreement. I replied"I am good with the content." i thought it meant "I agree the items" I consulted the dictionary, it showed "be good with" means "be good at", that is totally different. And, is " i am ok/fine with the agreement" means " i agree...
- "I'm OK with it" VS "It's OK with me"In British English "it's OK by me" would be more idiomatic than "it's OK with me," at least when "it" is something abstract like a color. "It's OK with me" has a different meaning if "it" is a living creature, e.g. a pet or a wild animal - it refers to how "it" is feeling or behaving, not to how I feel. –
- Ok by/with/for me - WordReference Forums: Ok by me, but I do not know if it is ok by the others" I would say that both with and by are fine, but not for. In fact I'd suggest just sticking to either by or with, which are the most common ones, and not bothering with for at all.
- phrase usage - English Language Learners Stack ExchangeNote: This usage of I'm OK is fairly common in the U.S. (At least on the west coast.) To my ear, it is virtually interchangeable with "That's OK." @DavidRicherby indicates in the comments above and below that "I'm OK" is used in British English, but "That's OK" is not (at least not in this sense.)
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