as mine - as I (am). semantics [closed]
I've asked a similar question before, but my thread is closed. As I've learned from previous thread, both these sentences are grammatical. My question is: what is the meaning difference between these two?
You're in the same situation as mine.
You're in the same situation as I (am).
As mine vs. As I am - academical
The difference is the pair of things being compared. There should be a parallel between the two.
With “as mine”, the things compared are ‘your situation’ and ‘my situation’.
With “as I”, “as I am” and “as me”, the comparison is between ‘you’ and ‘me’.