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The same vs. alike?



 
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The same vs. alike? Thu Nov 04, 2004 19:07 pm  The same vs. alike?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-40 "Do you mind?", question 6

It's clear as they say that great minds think ......... because we have both come to exactly the same conclusion.

(a) same
(b) similar
(c) like
(d) alike

Test No. incompl/inter-40 "Do you mind?", answer 6

It's clear as they say that great minds think alike because we have both come to exactly the same conclusion.

Correct answer: (d) alike

Your answer was: incorrect
It's clear as they say that great minds think same because we have both come to exactly the same conclusion.
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Hello moderators! Why word "same" doesn't fit in here?
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THE SAME Thu Nov 04, 2004 22:34 pm  THE SAME
 

The expession is THE same.
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THE SAME Sat Oct 29, 2005 14:34 pm  THE SAME
 


why not can`t i say SIMILAR???
or should it be SIMILARY here???
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The same vs. alike? Sat Oct 29, 2005 16:23 pm  The same vs. alike?
 

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Similarly would work grammatically, but the idiomatic axiom is Great minds think alike.
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