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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Using As

Do the following sentences have different meanings? Which would you use?

Adam would finish his homework as quickly as John would finish his home work.

Adam would finish his homework as quickly as John would finish his.

Adam would finish his homework as quickly as John would his.

Thanks for your time.
  

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I'll appreciate your thoughts.
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AmbienceDo the following sentences have different meanings?
No. They all have the same meaning.
AmbienceWhich would you use?
The middle one.

Adam would finish his homework as quickly as John would finish his.

CJ
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Thank you very much CalifJim.
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I'm sorry to bother you like that with this, but I also need to ask a couple more questions:

Are there any differences in meaning between the following? they're both correct and can be used interchangeably, right?

Do as I told you.
Do as what I told you.

Now I know it's the first one that's usually used, but isn't it just a short for the second?
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