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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Wallets
I'm looking at wallets and I tell the store manager:
It looks as if they are all the same. Or
It looks as if the were all the same.
I'm trying to say they all look similar.
Which one should I use?
Thanks!
It looks as if they are all the same. Or
It looks as if the were all the same.
I'm trying to say they all look similar.
Which one should I use?
Thanks!
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'It looks like they're all the same.'
'They all look similar.'
('same' and 'similar' have different meanings.)
Rover
'It looks like they're all the same.'
'They all look similar.'
('same' and 'similar' have different meanings.)
Rover
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Rover_KEQuoteCan I say: It looks as if they are all the same. OR
It looks as if they were all the same.
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PreciousJones Can I say: It looks as if they are all the same. Yes.
OR It looks as if they were all the same. No. They are right there, existing in the present.
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