Not as much
1) My cousin is a good chess player. My sister not so much.
2) My cousin is a good chess player. My sister not as much.
3) My cousin is a very good chess player. My sister not so much.
4) My cousin is a very good chess player. My sister not as much.
Do these mean:
a) My sister is not as good as my cousin.
b) My sister is not a good chess player
c) My sister is a bad chess player.
Gratefully,
Navi
Top answer
You need to join the second sentence in each air to the first sentence in each pair, because the relationship is so close,. eg 1) My cousin is a good chess player , my sister not so much. As for your 3 questions, can you tell us your answers first, please?
- You need to join the second sentence in each air to the first sentence in each pair, because the relationship is so close,.
- eg 1) My cousin is a good chess player , my sister not so much.
- As for your 3 questions, can you tell us your answers first, please?
- Clive
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You need to join the second sentence in each air to the first sentence in each pair, because the relationship is so close,.
eg 1) My cousin is a good chess player, my sister not so much.
As for your 3 questions, can you tell us your answers first, please?
Clive
0Do these mean:
a) My sister is not as good as my cousin.
b) My sister is not a good chess player
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