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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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as close

The deal has never been as close.
The deal has never been so close.

Is there any difference?
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28 on "has never been this close to" 39 on "has never been as close to" 256 on "has never been so close to" [preferred I'd say use "as" for "as ... as"

— Marius Hancu

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28 on "has never been this close to"
39 on "has never been as close to"
256 on "has never been so close to" [preferred
I'd say use "as" for "as ... as"
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