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Vts nair Posted 12 years ago
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She wasn't that engaging of a speaker?

How the above sentence differ from She wasn't that engaging as a speaker. Does both sentence has same meaning?pls explain
  

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In my opinion the title of your thread is wrong. Of should be omitted: She wasn't that engaging a speaker is correct. That is used instead of so in the sentence.

— Cool Breeze

  • In my opinion the title of your thread is wrong.
  • Of should be omitted: She wasn't that engaging a speaker is correct.
  • That is used instead of so in the sentence.
  • She wasn't that engaging as a speaker is also correct, with little change in meaning.
  • CB
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In my opinion the title of your thread is wrong. Of should be omitted: She wasn't that engaging a speaker is correct. That is used instead of so in the sentence. She wasn't that engaging as a speaker is also correct, with little change in meaning.

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