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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
How would you have to say the following?
How would you English speakers say the following sentences?
I love you the same as her. I love you too the same.
The car is parked too nicely for it to be hers.
It's no surprise that they hate her.
There are the same number of xs and/as ys.
Thanks
I love you the same as her. I love you too the same.
The car is parked too nicely for it to be hers.
It's no surprise that they hate her.
There are the same number of xs and/as ys.
Thanks
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Hi - I love you as much as I love her. I love you just as much. - The car is parked too well for it to be hers (OK) - It's no surprise that they hate her.
- Hi - I love you as much as I love her.
- I love you just as much.
- - The car is parked too well for it to be hers (OK) - It's no surprise that they hate her.
- - There are the same number of x's as y's.
- Dave
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Hi
- I love you as much as I love her. I love you just as much.
- The car is parked too well for it to be hers
(OK) - It's no surprise that they hate her.
- There are the same number of x's as y's.
Dave
- I love you as much as I love her. I love you just as much.
- The car is parked too well for it to be hers
(OK) - It's no surprise that they hate her.
- There are the same number of x's as y's.
Dave
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