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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

be the same with someone

Is it natural to say 'be the same with'?
I'm not longer the same with him since he hit me. I'm a lot colder and unfriendly.
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Is it natural to say 'be the same with'? Yes I'm not longer the same with him since he hit me. I'm a lot colder and more unfriendly.

— Clive

  • Is it natural to say 'be the same with'?
  • Yes I'm not longer the same with him since he hit me.
  • I'm a lot colder and more unfriendly.
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Is it natural to say 'be the same with'? Yes
I'm not longer the same with him since he hit me. I'm a lot colder and more unfriendly.
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CliveI'm not longer the same with him since he hit me.
Hello Clive, is it appropriate to use the present simple tense (I'm not longer...) here? I always thought we could use 'since + past simple ' only with the pefect and perfect continuous tenses in English. So, If what I always thought was correct, shouldn't the sentence be like this:
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Yes, you're right..

My apologies. For some reason, I focused only on the second half of the sentence.

Clive
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