Suit each other "For two lovers"

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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[i]“You suit each other a lot”

Is this sentence correct ? Can I say this for two lovers ?[/i]

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Hi,

I think ‘suit’ is a bit weak when you are talking about lovers. May I suggest a completely different expression: You/they make a perfect match. If you’re going to use ‘suit’, I would rephrase your sentence to read: You suit each other perfectly.

Alan

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Yes yours has strong meaning,thanks…

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I have one more question too. What does “gender mainstream” mean ?

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Hi,

To give a clear answer to that I would have to know the context because although the meaning of the individual words is obvious, I’m not sure exactly what the two words together mean.

Alan

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“Don’t begrudge me this” or “don’t begrudge me from this”

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“Don’t begrudge me this” would be the usual version.

(You might find it better to start a new thread for a new question, Vol, by the way!)

All the best,

MrP