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Yzh1978 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Do they mean the same?

1 I have not been in Carlifonia as much as planned except in LA.
2 I have been in Carlifonia not as much as planned except in LA.
If they mean the same , anyone could help me paraphrase it ?
Thank you!
  

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Neither sentence is natural. Say: I haven't spent as much time in California (except in LA) as I (originally) planned (to).

— Teechr

  • Neither sentence is natural.
  • Say: I haven't spent as much time in California (except in LA) as I (originally) planned (to).
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Neither sentence is natural.

Say:
I haven't spent as much time in California (except in LA) as I (originally) planned (to).
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I have been in Carlifonia not as much as planned except in LA.

This one is grammatically right ,isn't it ? Thank you !
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