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Hans51 Posted 10 years ago
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That's why / the reason I like you.
That's why I like you.
That's the reason I like you.
Do they carry the same meaning?
However, 'That's because I like you' has the opposite meaning of them, right?
Thank you so much as usual!
That's the reason I like you.
Do they carry the same meaning?
However, 'That's because I like you' has the opposite meaning of them, right?
Thank you so much as usual!
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Hans51 Do they carry the same meaning? Yes. Hans51 However, 'That's because I like you' has the opposite meaning of them, right?
- Hans51 Do they carry the same meaning?
- Yes.
- Hans51 However, 'That's because I like you' has the opposite meaning of them, right?
- Yes.
- You're always nice to me.
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Hans51Do they carry the same meaning?Yes.
Hans51However, 'That's because I like you' has the opposite meaning of them, right?Yes.
You're always nice to me. That's why I like you / the reason I like you.
I always try to be nice to you. That's because I like you.
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