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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Differences in meaning

What are the differences in meaning between these following sentences:

1. This is the same book that I read yesterday.

2. This is the same book as I read yesterday.

  

Top answer

They are both a little odd. It is hard to see why anyone would say anything like that. It's "same" that causes the problem.

— Anonymous

  • They are both a little odd.
  • It is hard to see why anyone would say anything like that.
  • It's "same" that causes the problem.
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They are both a little odd. It is hard to see why anyone would say anything like that. It's "same" that causes the problem. You would just say "That is the book I read yesterday."

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I think there is no difference in meaning between these two sentences.

You can use "the same ... that" or "the same ... as".

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