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Bookmark or Share- "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.
- "Is that ok?" formal letter - English Language Learners Stack ExchangeNo, do not use "ok" in any formal letter. You can use it on an email, to a friend or relative, however if you are writing a formal letter, you need to avoid using slogans, etc. Share
- What is the difference between "okay with" and "okay for"?For implies that the help this person can provide is controlled by something else and you are checking if it's okay for them to help. It may not be okay, e.g., if they are busy or occupied and by saying this you acknowledge that.
- "it's fine to" vs "it's ok to" - WordReference Forumsfor this sentence "it is fine to change it in the ...", can I use "ok" instead of "fine"? there are any difference between these two when I want to express "we can do this or we can do like this" thx
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