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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Strike you as pretty dull
The task strikes you as pretty dull.
Does this sentence equal to "the task strikes you as BEING dull"?
Can "as" in this sentence omitted?
if not ,why "AS" can be ommited in such a sentence " We consider him handsome"?
Does this sentence equal to "the task strikes you as BEING dull"?
Can "as" in this sentence omitted?
if not ,why "AS" can be ommited in such a sentence " We consider him handsome"?
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Consider him handsom (ok)
He strikes me as dull (ok)
[The difference must simply be because of the verb 'strike' as opposed to 'consider'.]
He strikes me as dull (ok)
[The difference must simply be because of the verb 'strike' as opposed to 'consider'.]
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AnonymousThe task strikes you as pretty dull. Does this sentence... strikes you as being pretty dull. Yes.equal tohave the same meaning as "the task strikes you as BEING dull"?
AnonymousCan "as" in this sentence omitted?... strikes you being pretty dull. No.
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