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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Similar and similarly
Are they both correct?
A. Similarly, with rocket, I am creating an plane that would take us to Mars.
B. Similar to rocket, I am creating an plane that would take us to Mars
A. Similarly, with rocket, I am creating an plane that would take us to Mars.
B. Similar to rocket, I am creating an plane that would take us to Mars
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Perhaps this will help. Similar is an adjective, and similarly is its adverbial counterpart. I am building a rocket similar to those made by NASA.
- Perhaps this will help.
- Similar is an adjective, and similarly is its adverbial counterpart.
- I am building a rocket similar to those made by NASA.
- Similarly, many of mine don't get off the ground.
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Perhaps this will help. Similar is an adjective, and similarly is its adverbial counterpart.
I am building a rocket similar to those made by NASA. Similarly, many of mine don't get off the ground.
I am building a rocket similar to those made by NASA. Similarly, many of mine don't get off the ground.
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