Simple simple english questions(FULL POINTS!)?

Question

what does you attract means?

i always get confused!

i always think "you attract him" means he likes you..you like you attract someone..

and "he's attracted to you" means he likes you

and "i'm attracted to him" means i like him

so am i correct!?

these attract thingy is really confusing

Answer 1

Attact:

1. To have a electromagnetical/ gravitational pull

i.e. The South magnet was attracted to the North magnet via electromagnetism.

2. To be attracted to some(one). In the case of love use:

a. We had dated for awhile, I knew I was very attracted to her.

b. there was an attraction between us.

c. I tried to attract his attention, but failed miserably and got donkey punched as a result.

GL

Answer 2

You are correct:

"he's attracted to you" means he likes you

"i'm attracted to him" means i like him

However, mosquitos can also be attracted to you.  That also means they like you, but for different reasons.

Answer 3

You attract him means he likes you but also that you put effort into making him like you.

Yes. You are correct.

Answer 4

It means you are an interesting subject for a possible romantic interlude.

Answer 5

Consider the verb and think of a butterfly attracted to a flower.

The color of the flower is the point of attraction.  A butterfly needs the pollen of the pretty colored flower.

Now, "the butterfly is attracted TO the flower"  (See 'to' in there?)

Also, "The flower attracted the butterfly."  (See?  No word 'to')

To be attracted TO something or someone means that the person speaking is moved towards the object.  (Girl attracted TO boy)

See?  Hope this helps.  

Answer 6

You could also say " they attract eachother"

But it never sounds right.

And yes, you are correct.  

Answer 7

Attract means 1. To pull forward without touching, 2. to arouse or desire, or 3. to bring upon one's self. So I guess you would be right