• S(사물) be/have to do with somebody/something.
-to be about or connected with somebody/something
: ~과 관련이 있다 (= be involved in, be connected with)
e.g.)
Another problem is to do with regulation.
Its logic is to do with security.
My question has to do with last week’s assignment.
The decision has to do with you.
Usually they have to do with fear. (*참고로: they는 사물-주어)
They have to do with management style. (*참고로: they는 사물-주어)
cf) 주어가 사물만 가능하다. 사람은 사용하지 않는다. 즉 주어로 사람은 불가능.
Ref) forum.wordreference.com/threads/have-something-to-do-with-somebody-something.3748889/
As it stands, it can't have a personal subject in modern English. But if you add a direct object, it can. So:
I have to do with Mr Smith. (X)
I have nothing to do with Mr Smith. (O)
I don't have to do with Mr Smith. (X)
I don't have a great deal to do with Mr Smith. (O)
• S(사물·사람) be/have (got) something, a lot, anything(주로 의문문) etc. to do with somebody/something
-to be about or connected with somebody/something
: ~과 관련이 있다 (= be involved in, be connected with)
e.g.-1)
Her job has something to do with computers.
Hard work has a lot to do with her success.
e.g.-2 from Wordreference)
Are you anything to do with this?
Do you have anything to do with this?
Did you have anything to do with this?
• S(사물·사람) be/have (got) nothing/not much to do with somebody/something
-to be something that somebody does not need to know about or should not get involved in
: ~과 관련이 없다.
e.g.)
It's my decision—it's nothing to do with you.
‘How much do you earn?’ ‘What's it got to do with you?’
We don't have very much to do with our neighbours (= we do not speak to them very often).
I'd have nothing to do with him, if I were you.
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