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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
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As he does
Are these sentences correct:
1-He will throw you curveballs as he does me.
2-He will throw you curveballs like me.
Both are supposed to mean:
He will throw curveballs to you as he does to me.
Obviously, "2" could mean "He will throw you curveballs like I do/I will/I did.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-He will throw you curveballs as he does me.
2-He will throw you curveballs like me.
Both are supposed to mean:
He will throw curveballs to you as he does to me.
Obviously, "2" could mean "He will throw you curveballs like I do/I will/I did.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Sentence #1 is better than #2. Sentence #2 could also be interpreted as you are a curve-ball to be thrown.
- Sentence #1 is better than #2.
- Sentence #2 could also be interpreted as you are a curve-ball to be thrown.
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Sentence #1 is better than #2.
Sentence #2 could also be interpreted as you are a curve-ball to be thrown.
Sentence #2 could also be interpreted as you are a curve-ball to be thrown.
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