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Navitasan Posted 17 years ago
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Are these sentences both correct and do they mean exactly the same:
1-Riots broke out in the capital as in the other major cities.
2-Riots broke out in the capital as well as in the other major cities.
1-Riots broke out in the capital as in the other major cities.
2-Riots broke out in the capital as well as in the other major cities.
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I'd say: Riots broke out in the capital, like in other major cities. Riots broke out in the capital, as well as in other major cities. I am not a native speaker, so you'd better wait for the "knowledgeable" ones.
- I'd say: Riots broke out in the capital, like in other major cities.
- Riots broke out in the capital, as well as in other major cities.
- I am not a native speaker, so you'd better wait for the "knowledgeable" ones.
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I'd say:
Riots broke out in the capital, like in other major cities.
Riots broke out in the capital, as well as in other major cities.
I am not a native speaker, so you'd better wait for the "knowledgeable" ones.
Riots broke out in the capital, like in other major cities.
Riots broke out in the capital, as well as in other major cities.
I am not a native speaker, so you'd better wait for the "knowledgeable" ones.
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