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Andrea Del Bene Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Doubt with "similar"
Hi guys,
I need to say in a sentence that two entities (I'm writing a programming tutorial) works in the same fashion. Can this be correct?:
"Most of the times the wrapped mapper will be the root one, similar to what we saw before for CryptoManager"
The meaning of the sentence should be that the mapper I'm talking about works just like CryptoManager.
Thank you.
I need to say in a sentence that two entities (I'm writing a programming tutorial) works in the same fashion. Can this be correct?:
"Most of the times the wrapped mapper will be the root one, similar to what we saw before for CryptoManager"
The meaning of the sentence should be that the mapper I'm talking about works just like CryptoManager.
Thank you.
Top answer
Usually the wrapped mapper works the same as the CryptoManager.
- Usually the wrapped mapper works the same as the CryptoManager.
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