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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

As was done

Are these sentences both correct:

1-The disease was treated as had been done in your case.
2-The disease was treated, as had been done in your case.

Does "1" mean: a-The disease was treated in the same manner as it was in your case..
Does "2" mean: b-The disease was treated in your case and in this one as well.
I am not sure "1" works.
Gratefully, Navi.
  

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navitasan Does "1" mean: a-The disease was treated in the same manner as it was in your case.. Does "2" mean: b-The disease was treated in your case and in this one as well. That's how I read them.

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  • navitasan Does "1" mean: a-The disease was treated in the same manner as it was in your case..
  • Does "2" mean: b-The disease was treated in your case and in this one as well.
  • That's how I read them.
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navitasanDoes "1" mean: a-The disease was treated in the same manner as it was in your case.. Does "2" mean: b-The disease was treated in your case and in this one as well.
That's how I read them.
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navitasanAre these sentences both correct?
1-The disease was treated as had been done in your case.
2-The disease was treated, as had been done in your case.
Does "1" mean: a-The disease was treated in the same manner as it was in your case. That's what it should mean.
Does "2"
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