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Kenta Posted 18 years ago
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as ... as S (does)
Hello. Please look at these sentences.
1. You have to study as hard as she does.
2. She got up as early as her mother.
Why doesn't the second sentence have "did"?
Do I need to say "does" in the first sentence?
Thank you!
1. You have to study as hard as she does.
2. She got up as early as her mother.
Why doesn't the second sentence have "did"?
Do I need to say "does" in the first sentence?
Thank you!
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1. You have to study as hard as she does. 2.
- 1.
- You have to study as hard as she does.
- 2.
- She got up as early as her mother.
- Do I need to say "does" in the first sentence?
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1. You have to study as hard as she does.
2. She got up as early as her mother.
Do I need to say "does" in the first sentence?
Yes. But if you wanna avoid it transform the sentence (You have to study as hard as her).
Why doesn't the second sentence have "did"? Probably the same rea
2. She got up as early as her mother.
Do I need to say "does" in the first sentence?
Yes. But if you wanna avoid it transform the sentence (You have to study as hard as her).
Why doesn't the second sentence have "did"? Probably the same rea
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Kenta1. You have to study as hard as she does.CB
2. She got up as early as her mother.
Why doesn't the second sentence have "did"? Why on earth would you use did in it?
Do I need to say "does" in the first sentence? No.
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