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Lucas21c Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Could you help me?

I would like to know whether I can change the first sentence into the second and the third one.

Please check it out.

Thanks.

1. David works hard, as does my brother.

2. David works hard, which does my brother.

3. David works hard, and so does my borhther.
  

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The only one I consider correct is # 3 without the comma. # 1 is iffy in my opinion.

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  • The only one I consider correct is # 3 without the comma.
  • # 1 is iffy in my opinion.
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The only one I consider correct is # 3 without the comma. # 1 is iffy in my opinion.
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How is #2? Is it totally wrong?
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Hi,

#1 is fine. A bit more stylish than #3.

#2 is wrong.

#3 is OK.



Also common is -

David works hard, and my brother does too.



Clive
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