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Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Which one is correct from below.
I am like a nobody.
I am like nobody.
Which one sounds formal, I guess second one.
Top answer
The two sentences are correct, but they have different meanings. I am like a nobody. You need to know that "a nobody" is an insignificant person.
- The two sentences are correct, but they have different meanings.
- I am like a nobody.
- You need to know that "a nobody" is an insignificant person.
- I am like nobody.
- I am not like any other person.
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The two sentences are correct, but they have different meanings.
I am like a nobody. You need to know that "a nobody" is an insignificant person.
I am like nobody. I am not like any other person.
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