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Teleostomi Posted 19 years ago
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"as seriously injured as" or "injured as seriously as"
(1) She wasn't as seriously injured as we thought.Do (1) and (2) have the same meaning? What about (3) and (4)?
(2) She wasn't injured as seriously as we thought.
(3) Thankfully, he was wearing a helmet, so he wasn't injured as seriously as he might have been.
(4)Thankfully, he was wearing a helmet, so he wasn't as seriously injured as he might have been.
Top answer
Yes, same meaning.
- Yes, same meaning.
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