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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
When to use as if, as though and like
When to use as if, as though and like, please explain. Thanks
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Your question is too broad. The short answer is to use them when you mean them. Give us some examples of sentences using these words as you understand them, and we will comment on them.
- Your question is too broad.
- The short answer is to use them when you mean them.
- Give us some examples of sentences using these words as you understand them, and we will comment on them.
- You might start by looking them up in a dictionary.
- CJ
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Your question is too broad. The short answer is to use them when you mean them.
Give us some examples of sentences using these words as you understand them, and we will comment on them. You might start by looking them up in a dictionary.
CJ
Give us some examples of sentences using these words as you understand them, and we will comment on them. You might start by looking them up in a dictionary.
CJ
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