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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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As nice as = equally nice?

Does this mean that Sam is nice or that someone is nice as same. (Equally nice)?


You are lucky to have met someone as nice as Sam.

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anonymous Does this mean that Sam is nice or that someone is nice as same . The underlined part doesn't make sense in English. anonymous You are lucky to have met someone as nice as Sam.

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  • anonymous Does this mean that Sam is nice or that someone is nice as same .
  • The underlined part doesn't make sense in English.
  • anonymous You are lucky to have met someone as nice as Sam.
  • Usual meaning: You are lucky to have met Sam.
  • (because) He/She is very nice.
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anonymousDoes this mean that Sam is nice or that someone is nice as same.

The underlined part doesn't make sense in English.

anonymousYou are lucky to have met someone as nice as Sam.

Usual meaning:

You are lucky to have met Sam. (because) He/She is very nice.

Another paraphrase:

You are l

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