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1Likes- 18-Jan-2012, 01:22 #1
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It's as if you're testing me. Is there any difference in the meaning between 3 sentences.
1. It's as if you're testing me.
2. It seems as if you're testing.
3. It seems that you're testing me.
- 18-Jan-2012, 07:06 #2
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Teacher Re: It's as if you're testing me. Not really.
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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