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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
STRUCK ME or MARKED ME/ SEE DIFFERENTLY
How would you say this?
1 As a kid I saw a movie and it struck/marked me. (you can't forget about it)
Could you help me make sense of these? Are they correct?
1 You won't see things the same way after this./ You will see things differently from now on.
2 I see him differently since he said that he loved me. I thought we were just friends. (what does "see differently" mean?)
Thank you
1 As a kid I saw a movie and it struck/marked me. (you can't forget about it)
Could you help me make sense of these? Are they correct?
1 You won't see things the same way after this./ You will see things differently from now on.
2 I see him differently since he said that he loved me. I thought we were just friends. (what does "see differently" mean?)
Thank you
Top answer
" For the second two: 1. either are correct 2. It means the speaker or writer doesn't perceive the person who confessed his love (the declarer) in the same way that he or she did prior to the declaration of love.
- " For the second two: 1.
- either are correct 2.
- It means the speaker or writer doesn't perceive the person who confessed his love (the declarer) in the same way that he or she did prior to the declaration of love.
- The speaker believed that there was only a friendship between him or her and the declarer, but now views the declarer in a new light because of the declaration of love.
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You could say, "As a kid, I saw a movie and it has remained with me." or, "I saw a movie as a kid that really impacted me." or, "That movie I saw as a kid has haunted me."
For the second two:
1. either are correct
2. It means the speaker or writer doesn't perceive the person who confessed his love (the declarer) in the same way that he or she did prior to the declar
For the second two:
1. either are correct
2. It means the speaker or writer doesn't perceive the person who confessed his love (the declarer) in the same way that he or she did prior to the declar
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Yes, meaning that it has made an impression on you that has lasted.
example:
My mother once told me that once a person is caught lying, everything he says becomes questionable. That has stuck with me over the years and encouraged me to try to be a truthful person.
example:
My mother once told me that once a person is caught lying, everything he says becomes questionable. That has stuck with me over the years and encouraged me to try to be a truthful person.
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Sam Hello,
Could you tell me what you think of this sentence please?
1 You might not see the vase in the same way as me. You might see it differently. You might not like the vase but I do because my mom's the one who made it.
Thank you
Could you tell me what you think of this sentence please?
1 You might not see the vase in the same way as me. You might see it differently. You might not like the vase but I do because my mom's the one who made it.
Thank you
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You might not see the vase in the same way as I (do is understood, or you can actually add it.) You might see it differently. You might not like the vase, but I do, because my mom's the one who made it.
You had it almost right the first time! Sorry, I've had a very busy week and not much time to help out over here.
You had it almost right the first time! Sorry, I've had a very busy week and not much time to help out over here.
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