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Prple Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
the same counts for you...
If I want to express that sth. is valid for so. else, can I say: "The same counts for you" ?
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You probably want "the same goes for you". For example you could say Do your homework, Sarah! The same goes for you too, Mark!
- You probably want "the same goes for you".
- For example you could say Do your homework, Sarah!
- The same goes for you too, Mark!
- "the same goes for someone" means that something (that is exactly the same as something else) applies to someone.
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You probably want "the same goes for you". For example you could say
Do your homework, Sarah!
The same goes for you too, Mark!
"the same goes for someone" means that something (that is exactly the same as something else) applies to someone.
Do your homework, Sarah!
The same goes for you too, Mark!
"the same goes for someone" means that something (that is exactly the same as something else) applies to someone.
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