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Volcano1985 Posted 17 years ago
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I have been missing you as much as words can't explain.
I have been missing you so much as words can't explain.
Are they correct ?
I have been missing you so much as words can't explain.
Are they correct ?
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The more colloquial expressions are: I have been missing you so much that words fail me. I have been missing you so much that no words can describe how I feel.
- The more colloquial expressions are: I have been missing you so much that words fail me.
- I have been missing you so much that no words can describe how I feel.
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The more colloquial expressions are:
I have been missing you so much that words fail me.
I have been missing you so much that no words can describe how I feel. .
I have been missing you so much that words fail me.
I have been missing you so much that no words can describe how I feel. .
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The grammar in the original sentences is not quite right.
"as much as" - is a comparison. So, there needs to be a noun or pronoun following.
I have been missing you as much as Mom.
I like you as much as Sally.
"So much as" means "even" (adverb). He didn't so much as wave to me.
(He didn't even wave to me.)
It does not fit sentence #2, which needs a conjunction
"as much as" - is a comparison. So, there needs to be a noun or pronoun following.
I have been missing you as much as Mom.
I like you as much as Sally.
"So much as" means "even" (adverb). He didn't so much as wave to me.
(He didn't even wave to me.)
It does not fit sentence #2, which needs a conjunction
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