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Wowenglish Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
as if
Is there a slight difference in meaning between "1" and "2"?
1. It's as if you're lying to me
2. It seems as if you're lying to me.
1. It's as if you're lying to me
2. It seems as if you're lying to me.
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Maybe. "It seems as if you're lying to me" is an accusation. "It's as if you're lying to me" could be a mere observation.
- Maybe.
- "It seems as if you're lying to me" is an accusation.
- "It's as if you're lying to me" could be a mere observation.
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Maybe. "It seems as if you're lying to me" is an accusation. "It's as if you're lying to me" could be a mere observation.
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