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Date: | Tue, 8 Jun 2004 18:21:50 +0000 |
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One of my students corrected this on her classmate's paper during peer
editing. I wouldn't have done this. Who is right and why?
I sometimes felt like I was in a dream. (original sentence)
I sometimes felt like I were in a dream. (student's correction while peer
editing)
I'd use "were" if I wrote this:
I sometimes felt as if I were in a dream.
But not with "like" as the student did.
Please advise.
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Christine Reintjes Martin
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