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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
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1. He looks like having a great time.
2. He looks like he is having a great time.
Are both the sentences grammatically correct and do they have the same meaning ?
2. He looks like he is having a great time.
Are both the sentences grammatically correct and do they have the same meaning ?
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I've never heard #1, and would take it as a typo. It's not grammatical. "He feels like having a great time" would work.
- I've never heard #1, and would take it as a typo.
- It's not grammatical.
- "He feels like having a great time" would work.
- ) I feel like flying.
- ) I feel like I'm flying.
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I've never heard #1, and would take it as a typo. It's not grammatical.
"He feels like having a great time" would work. (He wishes to do it.)
I feel like flying. (I want to do it.)
I feel like I'm flying. (I feel as if I'm doing it.)
Both of these work, but the meanings are very different.
"Feel like" and "look like" are idioms. I
"He feels like having a great time" would work. (He wishes to do it.)
I feel like flying. (I want to do it.)
I feel like I'm flying. (I feel as if I'm doing it.)
Both of these work, but the meanings are very different.
"Feel like" and "look like" are idioms. I
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Anonymous1. He looks like having a great time.No. The first one is wrong.
2. He looks like he is having a great time.
Are both the sentences grammatically correct and do they have the same meaning ?
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