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Sun 94 Posted 15 years ago
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The same ... as
Is the following sentence grammagically correct?
He has the completely same idea as me ( or I do or mine?)
He has the completely differnet idea from me( or mine or I do?)
What are the rules?
He has the completely same idea as me ( or I do or mine?)
He has the completely differnet idea from me( or mine or I do?)
What are the rules?
Top answer
Forget about rules. His idea is exactly the same as mine. His idea is completely different from mine.
- Forget about rules.
- His idea is exactly the same as mine.
- His idea is completely different from mine.
- Idea may or may not be the best word here.
- CB
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Forget about rules.
His idea is exactly the same as mine.
His idea is completely different from mine.
Idea may or may not be the best word here.
CB
His idea is exactly the same as mine.
His idea is completely different from mine.
Idea may or may not be the best word here.
CB
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