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Youngbuts Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
as is her mother vs as her mother is
Hello, everyone.
I got the sentence below from a dictionary.
She's very tall, as is her mother.
Could I change it into the following?
She's very tall, as her mother is.
Have a nice and happy day!
I got the sentence below from a dictionary.
She's very tall, as is her mother.
Could I change it into the following?
She's very tall, as her mother is.
Have a nice and happy day!
Top answer
Technically correct - She's very tall, as is her mother.
- Technically correct - She's very tall, as is her mother.
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Hello, Hence.
Does your using 'Technically' imply that 'She's very tall, as is her mother.' is more natural to native speakers?
Does your using 'Technically' imply that 'She's very tall, as is her mother.' is more natural to native speakers?
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