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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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She is no more angry than you are.
She is no more angry than you are.
Neither she nor you are angry.
She is no less angry than you are.
She is as angry as you are.
Which ones of the above four are identical and which ones are not to you? Thanks.
Neither she nor you are angry.
She is no less angry than you are.
She is as angry as you are.
Which ones of the above four are identical and which ones are not to you? Thanks.
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You are not very angry and she is no more angry than you. You are very angry and she is no less angry than you.
- You are not very angry and she is no more angry than you.
- You are very angry and she is no less angry than you.
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You are not very angry and she is no more angry than you.
You are very angry and she is no less angry than you.
You are very angry and she is no less angry than you.
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