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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"AS WELL" meaning very well or "in addition"
Does AS WELL mean very well or "in addition" in this sentence?
1 Can you drive in reverse as well as in drive/Can you drive as well in reverse as in drive"
I'm trying to say that you drive both in reverse and in drive very well and not meaning "in addition"
Can you tell me how to say this?
- Is there a movie that your not seeing was shocking to people. (the fact that you haven't seen the movie was shocking to people)
Thank you
1 Can you drive in reverse as well as in drive/Can you drive as well in reverse as in drive"
I'm trying to say that you drive both in reverse and in drive very well and not meaning "in addition"
Can you tell me how to say this?
- Is there a movie that your not seeing was shocking to people. (the fact that you haven't seen the movie was shocking to people)
Thank you
Top answer
-- Yes, either. You drive well in 'drive' and also in 'reverse'.
- -- Yes, either.
- You drive well in 'drive' and also in 'reverse'.
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Does AS WELL mean very well or "in addition" in this sentence?-- Yes, either. You drive well in 'drive' and also in 'reverse'.
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