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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Seems as if / as though / like
Are these all correct?
What is the difference?
It seems like she hates me.
It seems as if she hates me.
It seems as though she hates me.
Thanks
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They all mean the same. The main difference is that the sentence with "like" is informal, while the other two are OK at any level of formality.
- They all mean the same.
- The main difference is that the sentence with "like" is informal, while the other two are OK at any level of formality.
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They all mean the same. The main difference is that the sentence with "like" is informal, while the other two are OK at any level of formality.
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