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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

so and as

He is tall , so is his brother.
He is tall ,as is his brother.
Any difference between the two sentences?
Thanks.
  

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The first is a comma-splice error.

— Mister Micawber

  • The first is a comma-splice error.
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The first is a comma-splice error.
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Note that we leave a space after a comma, not before it.
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Sorry , I got it , so what is the difference between them ?
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The first is not possible: it is a mistake. These are synonymous:

He is tall. So is his brother.
He is tall, as is his brother.
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'He is tall, and so is his brother.' is also correct.
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