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Contiluo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
have/share
Which of the following sentences is correct?
1. I have the same face as someone because I am a twin.
2. I share the same face with someone because am a twin.
1. I have the same face as someone because I am a twin.
2. I share the same face with someone because am a twin.
Top answer
To me "same face" implies the same actual one, not one that just looks the same. So I would say "same-looking face" or better still "an identical face to", in which case both sentences are OK but the first is more accurate.
- To me "same face" implies the same actual one, not one that just looks the same.
- So I would say "same-looking face" or better still "an identical face to", in which case both sentences are OK but the first is more accurate.
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To me "same face" implies the same actual one, not one that just looks the same. So I would say "same-looking face" or better still "an identical face to", in which case both sentences are OK but the first is more accurate.
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