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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
So much as as ... as or so... as
How would you correctly write these sentences please?
1 Don't fill the ice tray to the brim but not as low as you fill them either. In between is good.
2 We don't get as many europeans as Americans here.
I heard this on TV, Does this mean "It's not so much a fight that we have as a disagreement." I don't know if the bold is natural though?
3 I don't think they fight so much as have a disagreement.
Thank you
1 Don't fill the ice tray to the brim but not as low as you fill them either. In between is good.
2 We don't get as many europeans as Americans here.
I heard this on TV, Does this mean "It's not so much a fight that we have as a disagreement." I don't know if the bold is natural though?
3 I don't think they fight so much as have a disagreement.
Thank you
Top answer
2. Capitalize where necessary. 3.
- 2.
- Capitalize where necessary.
- 3.
- Yes, you are right.
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Hi Mister Micawber,
Could you tell me how to properly naturally say the first one please?
1 Don't fill the ice tray to the brim but not as low as you fill them either. In between is good.
2 We don't get as many Europeans as Americans here.
Which is better and more correct?
Could you tell me how to properly naturally say the first one please?
1 Don't fill the ice tray to the brim but not as low as you fill them either. In between is good.
2 We don't get as many Europeans as Americans here.
Which is better and more correct?
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Hi Mister Micawber,
Could you tell me what you think of what I said please?
Could you tell me what you think of what I said please?
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