So as you and so are you
difference between there usage and meaning?
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These two are not obviously comparable. "So are you" is a phrase with a recognisable meaning, whereas "so as you" is just a fragment -- a combination of words that may appear together in a sentence, but it is not clear with what purpose unless one sees the whole sentence. If you have seen a particular sentence where the meanings of "so are you" and "so as you" seem related or confusable, please post the whole sentence.
- These two are not obviously comparable.
- "So are you" is a phrase with a recognisable meaning, whereas "so as you" is just a fragment -- a combination of words that may appear together in a sentence, but it is not clear with what purpose unless one sees the whole sentence.
- If you have seen a particular sentence where the meanings of "so are you" and "so as you" seem related or confusable, please post the whole sentence.
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These two are not obviously comparable. "So are you" is a phrase with a recognisable meaning, whereas "so as you" is just a fragment -- a combination of words that may appear together in a sentence, but it is not clear with what purpose unless one sees the whole sentence. If you have seen a particular sentence where the meanings of "so are you" and "so as you" seem related or confusable, pleas
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