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Stenka25 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What does "so" represent?
The below is from Dale Carnegie's book, "How to stop worrying and start living."
There is nothing wrong with either your body or mind. It is not the situations you have met that have thrown you ; it is what you think of these situations. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
What I want to ask is what does so represent?
I cannot figure out like the below example.
? She was always a hard worker and so was her father.
[=and her father was a hard worker]
There is nothing wrong with either your body or mind. It is not the situations you have met that have thrown you ; it is what you think of these situations. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
What I want to ask is what does so represent?
I cannot figure out like the below example.
? She was always a hard worker and so was her father.
[=and her father was a hard worker]
Top answer
" There is nothing wrong with either your body or mind. It is not the situations you have met that have thrown you ; it is what you think of these situations. " What I want to ask is what does so represent?
- " There is nothing wrong with either your body or mind.
- It is not the situations you have met that have thrown you ; it is what you think of these situations.
- " What I want to ask is what does so represent?
- I interpret it this way.
- His thoughts represent his essence, his character.
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Hi,
The below is from Dale Carnegie's book, "How to stop worrying and start living."
There is nothing wrong with either your body or mind. It is not the situations you have met that have thrown you ; it is what you think of these situations. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
What I want to ask is what does so represent?
The below is from Dale Carnegie's book, "How to stop worrying and start living."
There is nothing wrong with either your body or mind. It is not the situations you have met that have thrown you ; it is what you think of these situations. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
What I want to ask is what does so represent?
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