unlike

[Anonymous]

Which of these sentences is correct (with the given meaning):
1-Unlike John, you'll like Harry.
2-You will like Harry, unlike John.
Meaning: You didn't/don't/won't like John, but you'll like Harry.

 

[RonBee]

Re:

• Unlike John, you'll like Harry.

Meaning: although John doesn't like Harry, you will.

Re:

• You will like Harry, unlike John.

Meaning: although John doesn't like Harry, you will.