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Taka Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
As well as
He wasn't able to "take care of her" as well as his father did his mother.
Which is the correct interpretation of this sentence?
(a) His father was able to take care of his mother, but he couldn't do such a thing for her.
(b) His father was not able to take care of his mother. Nor was he of her.
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He was able to take care of her, but he could not do this as well as his father had taken care of his mother.
- He was able to take care of her, but he could not do this as well as his father had taken care of his mother.
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He was able to take care of her, but he could not do this as well as his father had taken care of his mother.
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That "as well as" is not the conjunction, in case you were wondering.
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