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Sentence: Sometimes, I feel that I'm not even near the same person... #1 (permalink) Sat Mar 07, 2009 6:01 am   Sentence: Sometimes, I feel that I'm not even near the same person...
 

Could anyone please shed some light on my sentence?

Here's my sentence:
Sometimes, I feel that I am not even near the same person online as I am in real life.(What is intented is: I behave in very different ways between life online and real life.)

Will it sounds better if I say:
Sometimes, I feel that I am not even near the same person when I am online as I am in real life.

Please correct me if you find any mistake in my post. Or have you got any alternative suggestions? Many thanks. Smile Have a nice weekend!
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Sentence: Sometimes, I feel that I'm not even near the same person... #2 (permalink) Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:12 am   Sentence: Sometimes, I feel that I'm not even near the same person...
 

Infin1ty wrote:
Sometimes, I feel that I am not even near the same person online as I am in real life.


Sometimes, I feel I am far away from Infin1ty...the distance seems infinite Wink
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Sentence: Sometimes, I feel that I'm not even near the same person... #3 (permalink) Sat Mar 07, 2009 9:36 am   Sentence: Sometimes, I feel that I'm not even near the same person...
 

Gray wrote:
Infin1ty wrote:
Sometimes, I feel that I am not even near the same person online as I am in real life.


Sometimes, I feel I am far away from Infin1ty...the distance seems infinite Wink


Thank you for your modification, Gray Shocked I'm impressed beyond words. You are so funny. Smile And definitely your sentence sounds much better than mine. Very Happy
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