I'd hate for you to miss this one.

Hi, I’m English Coach Chad. I make training videos to help you speak smooth, clear, natural, and confident English with an American accent. This UA-cam Channel is a small, free sample of the Practice Paradise course! If you want to join us, one step at a time, please visit www.englishcoachchad.com. Thank you for practicing with me!

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[@EnglishCoachChad]

Thank you for noticing that. I try my best not to waste your time.

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Why not I'd hate you....rather than I'd hate for you...?

[@EnglishCoachChad]

That would mean you hate the person, not the action.

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