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[stevenukd]

Dear Teachers,

1. Once you've got her at your place, have your way with her and then afterwards proceed to explain that you want her to be your girl.
- What does "have your way with her" mean here?

2. When you want someone to stop doing something, you will say "stop!" or "stop it!"?

Thanks a lot to Teachers,

Stevenukd

[2006]

1..."have your way with her" means do whatever you want with her, and the most likely implication is sexual.

2...Either one is okay but I think "stop it" is better because it is more precise. "it" refers to the thing that the person is doing.

'....will you say "stop" or "stop it"?' is correct question grammar, not "....you will say....".