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A synonym is a word that means exactly, or nearly the same thing, as another word.
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Are "I like when" and "I like it when" both grammatically correct, and if so, are they synon...
The easy part of the question is "if so, are they synonymous?". The answer is yes.
The hard part is "Are they both grammatically correct". Apparently, many people here in this discussion think it does …
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