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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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As well

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You might as well scratch your nails on a chalkboard than say the following

If you wanted to say the following, you might as well scratch your nails on a chalkboard.
  

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The phrase to learn is 'You might as well '' which I think is usually f ollowed by 'as' not than, and which means 'It would be just as disadvantageous/useless to scratch you nails.... as to' ....

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  • The phrase to learn is 'You might as well '' which I think is usually f ollowed by 'as' not than, and which means 'It would be just as disadvantageous/useless to scratch you nails....
  • as to' ....
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The phrase to learn is 'You might as well '' which I think is usually f ollowed by 'as' not than, and which means 'It would be just as disadvantageous/useless to scratch you nails.... as to' ....
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