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Wowenglish Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
It's as if you're testing me.
Is there any difference in the meaning between 3 sentences.
1. It's as if you're testing me.
2. It seems as if you're testing.
3. It seems that you're testing me.
1. It's as if you're testing me.
2. It seems as if you're testing.
3. It seems that you're testing me.
Top answer
Hi, Broadly speaking, no. Clive
- Hi, Broadly speaking, no.
- Clive
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