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Taka Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Therefore
If I pay you to carry me, I am not therefore myself a strong man.
Does the sentence above mean the same as this below?
Even if I pay you to carry me, it doesn't mean that I myself am a strong man.
Top answer
This is the correct sentence.
- This is the correct sentence.
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If I pay you to carry me,I am not a strong man.This is the correct sentence.
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TakaEven if I pay you to carry me, it doesn't mean that I myself is a strong man.
Where have you seen the sentence?
See the link below for the mistake.
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TakaIf I pay you to carry me, I am not therefore myself a strong man.
Does the sentence above mean the same as this below?
Even if I pay you to carry me, it doesn't mean that I myself am a strong man.
No. The second sentence does not express a coherent idea. In the pattern "Even if X, it doesn't mean Y", Y should
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