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Nattawut Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
What does "It looks to me like" mean
What is different between "It looks to me like" and "It looks like"?
Is it interchangeable?
Thank you.
Is it interchangeable?
Thank you.
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The first emphasizes your understanding that others may not share your opinion. The second simply says what you perceive the situation to be.
- The first emphasizes your understanding that others may not share your opinion.
- The second simply says what you perceive the situation to be.
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The first emphasizes your understanding that others may not share your opinion.
The second simply says what you perceive the situation to be.
The second simply says what you perceive the situation to be.
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