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Pooyan Posted 14 years ago
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the same as that of

Hello,

"Your attitude should be the same as that of John"

Does the above sentence literally mean:

"Your attitude should be the same as attitude of John"

Thanks.
  

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Your attitude should be the same as that of John" = "Your attitude should be the same as the attitude of John (John's attitude)"

— Mister Micawber

  • Your attitude should be the same as that of John" = "Your attitude should be the same as the attitude of John (John's attitude)"
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Your attitude should be the same as that of John" = "Your attitude should be the same as the attitude of John (John's attitude)"
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Yes, you are right! It does mean Your attitude should be the same as attitude of John
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