Meaning
Used to state that something is not significant or of no consequence.
Cultural Background
Americans value being 'easy-going'. Using this phrase shows you are not high-maintenance. British speakers might use 'It doesn't matter' to politely end a conversation that is becoming awkward.
Add 'to me'
Adding 'to me' makes the phrase sound softer and more personal.
Meaning
Used to state that something is not significant or of no consequence.
Add 'to me'
Adding 'to me' makes the phrase sound softer and more personal.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
A: Should we meet at 5 or 6? B: ______ matter to me.
The correct auxiliary verb for negation is 'doesn't'.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesA: Should we meet at 5 or 6? B: ______ matter to me.
The correct auxiliary verb for negation is 'doesn't'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsUsually no, but avoid it if someone is sharing deep feelings.
Related Phrases
It makes no difference
synonymThe outcome is the same.
No big deal
similarNot important.
