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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
How to use "as I am"
I wrote a post few months back and I was wondering if this is grammatically correct.
"To the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as I am..."
Or should it be, "To the the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as I am on..."
Thanks!
"To the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as I am..."
Or should it be, "To the the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as I am on..."
Thanks!
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Neither one is a sentence. As a non-finite infinitive clause, though, both are ok If you delete one of the repeated "the"s But I would use this - ... To the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as me ...
- Neither one is a sentence.
- As a non-finite infinitive clause, though, both are ok If you delete one of the repeated "the"s But I would use this - ...
- To the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as me ...
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Neither one is a sentence.
As a non-finite infinitive clause, though, both are ok If you delete one of the repeated "the"s
But I would use this - ... To the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as me ...
As a non-finite infinitive clause, though, both are ok If you delete one of the repeated "the"s
But I would use this - ... To the girl who is on the same crazy and insane wavelength as me ...
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