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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Imagine this being...
What's the difference in meaning between these sentences below?
1) Imagine this being said to you: And enter my paradise.
2) Imagine this is being said to you: And enter my paradise.
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Hasibrahman difference in meaning There is no difference in meaning. 1) is just a shorter version of 2). Imagine this being said.
- Hasibrahman difference in meaning There is no difference in meaning.
- 1) is just a shorter version of 2).
- Imagine this being said.
- ~ Imagine (that) this is being said.
- It's a peculiarity of the verb 'imagine' (and a few others with a similar meaning).
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Hasibrahmandifference in meaning
There is no difference in meaning.
1) is just a shorter version of 2).
Imagine this being said.
~ Imagine (that) this is being said.
It's a peculiarity of the verb 'imagine' (and a few others with a similar meaning).
Try to visualize a man being chased by a tiger.
~ Try to vis
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