English phrase from drama scenes
Ways to Say "i don't think" in English
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I don't think I can afford to live with you any longer.
It means the speaker cannot continue the living arrangement, usually for money reasons.
From Honey Gold, Episode 24
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone says they can no longer afford to keep living with another person.
Usage Scenario
Use this when talking about housing or shared expenses. It can sound serious and uncomfortable, especially in a breakup or money conflict.
Better ways to say it
1
I don't think I can afford to live with you any longer.
2
I can't afford to live with you anymore.
3
I can't keep living with you.
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