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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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See A as / to be b
Hello.
Do you think that there is any difference between "see A as B" and "see A to be B".
1. The man is seen to be a child.
2. The man is seen as a child.
Thank you.
Do you think that there is any difference between "see A as B" and "see A to be B".
1. The man is seen to be a child.
2. The man is seen as a child.
Thank you.
Top answer
Both are awkward and unnatural. The man acts like a child.
- Both are awkward and unnatural.
- The man acts like a child.
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