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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Equivalence

Do these sentences have the same meaning?

Love what you do so what you do loves you back.
Love what you do so it loves you back.

Does 'it' in the second have the same meaning as 'what you do' in the first?
  

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Anonymous Do these sentences have the same meaning? Yes, though it is a little odd. I sweep the floor, so sweeping the floor loves me?!

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Do these sentences have the same meaning?
  • Yes, though it is a little odd.
  • I sweep the floor, so sweeping the floor loves me?!
  • Anonymous Does 'it' in the second have the same meaning as 'what you do' in the first?
  • Yes.
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AnonymousDo these sentences have the same meaning?
Yes, though it is a little odd. I sweep the floor, so sweeping the floor loves me?!
AnonymousDoes 'it' in the second have the same meaning as 'what you do' in the first?
Yes.
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Mister Micawber AnonymousDo these sentences have the same meaning?Yes, though it is a little odd. I sweep the floor, so sweeping the floor loves me?!AnonymousDoes 'it' in the second have the same meaning as 'what you do' in the first?Yes.
Haha. Yes, I thought it was odd too. You should love seeping the floor so that it loves you back.
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