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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
as young/old as
Do the following both work? Is there any difference
in meaning?
1. His brother is as young as my brother.
2. His borther is as old as my brother.
Thank you.
in meaning?
1. His brother is as young as my brother.
2. His borther is as old as my brother.
Thank you.
Top answer
The normal, unmarked version is #2. When you use #1, it means you are concerned with the two brothers' relative youth.
- The normal, unmarked version is #2.
- When you use #1, it means you are concerned with the two brothers' relative youth.
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The normal, unmarked version is #2. When you use #1, it means you are concerned with the two brothers' relative youth.
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