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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
come off vs come across
Is this how a native speaker would say it?
He comes off/across as normal to me. People say he is weird but I don't see it.
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He comes off/across as normal to me. People say he is weird but I don't see it.
Thanks
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You could use either. There's no difference in meaning, as far as I'm concerned, but the version with 'across' seems a little tiny bit more formal.
- You could use either.
- There's no difference in meaning, as far as I'm concerned, but the version with 'across' seems a little tiny bit more formal.
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You could use either. There's no difference in meaning, as far as I'm concerned, but the version with 'across' seems a little tiny bit more formal.
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