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"Like if..." in spoken English?
What does it mean when someone says "Like if (subject) + (verb)" in a conversation?
Jul 25, 2012 6:26 AM
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It can mean: "for example, if..."
"It can be scary to travel alone, you know. Like if you hitch-hike by yourself, you might find yourself in danger."
"You could easily spend less money on groceries, like if you grew your own lettuce and shopped at less expensive stores."
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