Someone means something to you in your life or they don't" or "They are something to you or they don't
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With my corrections above, the second is grammatically correct. If I had to choose one, it would be the first. Out of curiosity, why did you start the first with "Someone" but the second with "They".
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Not a teacher.
But wouldn't the first sentence be improved significantly by rephrasing it as Someone either means something to you or they don't? Is it really natural enough as is?
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