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Foxy Dot Posted 11 years ago
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I/Me?
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My music was still blaring from my computer, but the screen had gone black, telling me that it had gone asleep the same as I.
My music was still blaring from my computer, but the screen had gone black, telling me that it had gone asleep the same as me.
My music was still blaring from my computer, but the screen had gone black, telling me that it had gone asleep the same as I.
My music was still blaring from my computer, but the screen had gone black, telling me that it had gone asleep the same as me.
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"... " However, the sentence seems illogical. If the computer was asleep then it would not be playing music.
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- " However, the sentence seems illogical.
- If the computer was asleep then it would not be playing music.
- If you were asleep then you would not be aware of what the computer was doing.
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"... it had gone to sleep, the same as me."
However, the sentence seems illogical. If the computer was asleep then it would not be playing music. If you were asleep then you would not be aware of what the computer was doing.
However, the sentence seems illogical. If the computer was asleep then it would not be playing music. If you were asleep then you would not be aware of what the computer was doing.
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Hello, Foxy Dot—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
Beyond what GPY as already commented upon, I find the ending phrase rather awkward and not what a native speaker would usually choose. I would expect:
My music was no longer blaring from my computer, and the screen had gone black, telling me that it had gone to sleep / had fallen asleep, jus
Beyond what GPY as already commented upon, I find the ending phrase rather awkward and not what a native speaker would usually choose. I would expect:
My music was no longer blaring from my computer, and the screen had gone black, telling me that it had gone to sleep / had fallen asleep, jus
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