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Desk red 604 Posted 8 years ago
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Are these the same in meaning, teachers? Thanks in advance.
1. I'm not so/as careful a driver as her.2. I'm a less careful driver than her.3. I don't drive so/as carefully as her.4. I drive less carefully than her.
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desk red 604 Are these the same in meaning Yes. There is of course the usual ancient chestnut of whether it should be "as/than her" or "as/than she" or "as/than she is/does". This is one of the most commonly asked questions in all of English grammar, which you can read about at your leisure, so I won't go into it again here.
- desk red 604 Are these the same in meaning Yes.
- There is of course the usual ancient chestnut of whether it should be "as/than her" or "as/than she" or "as/than she is/does".
- This is one of the most commonly asked questions in all of English grammar, which you can read about at your leisure, so I won't go into it again here.
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desk red 604Are these the same in meaning
Yes.
There is of course the usual ancient chestnut of whether it should be "as/than her" or "as/than she" or "as/than she is/does". This is one of the most commonly asked questions in all of English grammar, which you can read about at your leisure, so I won't go into it again here.
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