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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
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Just as easily
How do you use Just as easily?
1 You can just as easily send him a letter as call him.
2 He could just as easily have a better card than you. (card game)
3 He could easily have a better card than you.
Whats the differebce between 2 and 3? what does 2 mean?
How would you say this?
- You can't speak in person the way you do in text messages./the same in person as you do in text messages.
- You can't speak the way you do in text messages in person.
Thank you
1 You can just as easily send him a letter as call him.
2 He could just as easily have a better card than you. (card game)
3 He could easily have a better card than you.
Whats the differebce between 2 and 3? what does 2 mean?
How would you say this?
- You can't speak in person the way you do in text messages./the same in person as you do in text messages.
- You can't speak the way you do in text messages in person.
Thank you
Top answer
alc24 1 You can just as easily send him a letter as call him. 2 He could just as easily have a better card than you. (card game) 3 He could easily have a better card than you.
- alc24 1 You can just as easily send him a letter as call him.
- 2 He could just as easily have a better card than you.
- (card game) 3 He could easily have a better card than you.
- All OK.
- 2 It is just as probable (as something) that he has a better card than you.
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alc241 You can just as easily send him a letter as call him.All OK.
2 He could just as easily have a better card than you. (card game)
3 He could easily have a better card than you.
2 It is just as probable (as something) that he has a better card than you.
(where "something" is mentioned earlier in the conversation or is und
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