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Navitasan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Like Christmas
1) He celebrates his mother's birthday like Christmas.
2) For him, his mother's birthday is like Christmas.
3) He celebrates his mother's birthday like it was Christmas.
Can't these mean two things:
a) He celebrates his mother's birthday like he celebrates Christmas.
b) He celebrates his mother's birthday like others celebrate Christmas. (Maybe he doesn't celebrate Christmas at all.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan Can't these mean two things: No; only this: a) He celebrates his mother's birthday like he celebrates Christmas.
- navitasan Can't these mean two things: No; only this: a) He celebrates his mother's birthday like he celebrates Christmas.
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navitasanCan't these mean two things:
No; only this:
a) He celebrates his mother's birthday like he celebrates Christmas.
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