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Joseph A Posted 9 years ago
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Hello everyone
Can we use the phrase "if I am you" instead of "if I were" or is such a phrase like "if I am you" correct?
If yes, please use it in a sentence for me.
Kind regards
JA
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No, you can't say that except in some odd context. eg Someone writes a play about me, and I ask one of the actors what his role is. He tells me, 'I am you', meaning that is his role.
- No, you can't say that except in some odd context.
- eg Someone writes a play about me, and I ask one of the actors what his role is.
- He tells me, 'I am you', meaning that is his role.
- This is an unlikely scenario!
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No, you can't say that except in some odd context.
eg Someone writes a play about me, and I ask one of the actors what his role is. He tells me, 'I am you', meaning that is his role.
This is an unlikely scenario!
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