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Irina_blondy Posted 10 years ago
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"She was acting like a witch" or "she was pretending she was a witch"? Maybe there is a third variant? Thank you!
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Those two sentences have different meanings.
- Those two sentences have different meanings.
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If she was acting like a witch, she was behaving in a witch-like manner, but she was not necessarily pretending that she was witch. If you are pretending to be a witch, you are trying to give the impression that you are witch.
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