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Is the meaning the same?

 
 
Reply Tue 18 Sep, 2007 10:08 pm
1. From the moment he saw her, he loved her.
2. Since the moment he saw her, he has loved her.

Are both sentences correct and do they have the same meaning? For sentence 2, do I have to remove 'the moment'?

Thanks.
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Wilso
 
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Reply Tue 18 Sep, 2007 10:22 pm
They both have the same meaning, but the second one comes across as a bit scrappy. I'll leave it to those better in the theory of English to make any corrections.
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safinaz
 
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Reply Thu 20 Sep, 2007 06:10 am
I think there exist a little diffirence btw the 2 sentences, in the first one,we don't know if he is still loving her, from the 1st moment he saw her,he loved her, but now ? who knows ??? but in the second one,he is still loving her...

u c ?
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Yoong Liat
 
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Reply Thu 20 Sep, 2007 06:16 am
Hi Safinaz, I agree with your explanation.
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safinaz
 
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Reply Thu 20 Sep, 2007 07:04 am
Wink cool
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Doowop
 
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Reply Thu 20 Sep, 2007 07:06 am
Either way, he's smitten, so everyone's a winner. Very Happy
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