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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Like you
When comparing people, how do we put it?
He is a doctor like you. (He is a doctor just like you).
He is a doctor, just as you are.
He is a doctor, just like you are.
He is a doctor as you are. (here I am not sure if a comma is needed)
Are these variations correct? What about comma placement?
He is a doctor like you. (He is a doctor just like you).
He is a doctor, just as you are.
He is a doctor, just like you are.
He is a doctor as you are. (here I am not sure if a comma is needed)
Are these variations correct? What about comma placement?
Top answer
All are fine; place a comma in the last one.
- All are fine; place a comma in the last one.
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