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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence structure correct?
It sounds a bit off.
"Use vinger the same way you would a detergent."
Drink water the same way you would a
Googling "the same way you would a" returns plenty.
I think I've seen a figure of speech where the verb is deleted in a similar fashion, but I'm not sure.
"Use vinger the same way you would a detergent."
Drink water the same way you would a
Googling "the same way you would a" returns plenty.
I think I've seen a figure of speech where the verb is deleted in a similar fashion, but I'm not sure.
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Anonymous Use vinegar the same way you would a detergent. It's fine. The auxiliary can stand for the full verb phrase.
- Anonymous Use vinegar the same way you would a detergent.
- It's fine.
- The auxiliary can stand for the full verb phrase.
- You use vinegar the same way I would.
- You use vinegar the same way I might.
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AnonymousUse vinegar the same way you would a detergent.It's fine. The auxiliary can stand for the full verb phrase.
You use vinegar the same way I would.
You use vinegar the same way I might.
She uses vinegar the same way I do.
He uses vinegar the same way Mike did.
The presence of the object
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