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TwoClever/½ Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
"so are you" ??
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Can I say that "I'm a believer in preparation and so are you." or should it rather be "I'm a believer in preparation and so you are."?
Thank you.
Can I say that "I'm a believer in preparation and so are you." or should it rather be "I'm a believer in preparation and so you are."?
Thank you.
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The "so" tag requires subject-verb inversion. It's "so are you". CJ
- The "so" tag requires subject-verb inversion.
- It's "so are you".
- CJ
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The "so" tag requires subject-verb inversion. It's "so are you".
CJ
CJ
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And so are you.
And neither am I.
And you are too.
And I'm not either.
So (and other) tag clauses often invert subject and object when they show addition.
And neither am I.
And you are too.
And I'm not either.
So (and other) tag clauses often invert subject and object when they show addition.
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