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FutureFilms Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
As..
Tom doesn't run as fast as mary.
= mary run faster than Tom
Tom doesn't run fast as mary.
=Mary also doesn't run fast so..
is it right?
= mary run faster than Tom
Tom doesn't run fast as mary.
=Mary also doesn't run fast so..
is it right?
Top answer
Tom doesn't run as fast as M ary. = M ary run s faster than Tom . Tom doesn't run fast as M ary.
- Tom doesn't run as fast as M ary.
- = M ary run s faster than Tom .
- Tom doesn't run fast as M ary.
- = Mary also doesn't run fast so.
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Tom doesn't run as fast as Mary. = Mary runs faster than Tom.
Tom doesn't run fast as Mary. =Mary also doesn't run fast so.
Tom doesn't run fast as Mary. =Mary also doesn't run fast so.
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BarbaraPAI don't understand the second construction.Neither do I. The phantom site deleter struck again. I have been trying to correct my post, but failed.
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BarbaraPAI don't understand the second construction.Neither do I.
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What I tried to write was that the second two sentences make no sense. Perhaps the OP meant: Tom does not run fast, as Mary does. This is a not very natural way to say: Mary runs fast, but Tom doesn't.
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Oh~ What's on my post ^^ people are talking about second sentence
What's matter with second sentence?
I don't understand cearly all of you talking I'm not good at english.
'Tom does not run fast, as Mary does' is unnatural way to say?? it isn't used well, then When I use this unaturl sentence Native speaker may not understand soon and well..??
Is just simply mary runs fast, but tom
What's matter with second sentence?
I don't understand cearly all of you talking I'm not good at english.
'Tom does not run fast, as Mary does' is unnatural way to say?? it isn't used well, then When I use this unaturl sentence Native speaker may not understand soon and well..??
Is just simply mary runs fast, but tom
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