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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Just as it becomes heavier
1) Just as A becomes heavier, so does B become stronger.
2) As A becomes heaver, so does B become stronger.
Do these sentences mean:
a) B becomes stronger as A becomes heavier (during the same time)
or
b) B becomes stronger in the same way A becomes heavier
or
c) B becomes stronger as rapidly as A becomes heavier (the two processes have the same pace)
Gratefully,
Navi.
2) As A becomes heaver, so does B become stronger.
Do these sentences mean:
a) B becomes stronger as A becomes heavier (during the same time)
or
b) B becomes stronger in the same way A becomes heavier
or
c) B becomes stronger as rapidly as A becomes heavier (the two processes have the same pace)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
It could mean any of those. You have no context to tell us what A and B are.
- It could mean any of those.
- You have no context to tell us what A and B are.
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It could mean any of those. You have no context to tell us what A and B are.
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