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  1. 10-Jan-2012, 12:30 #1
    marin123
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    Default with or without DO

    Should I tell:

    He swims as well as I.
    or
    He swims as well as I do.


    I believe the last option may be right, but I'm not sure. Help me, please.
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  2. 10-Jan-2012, 12:33 #2
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    Default Re: with or without DO

    Both are correct. Your second example is more common in speech.
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  3. 10-Jan-2012, 12:36 #3
    marin123
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    Default Re: with or without DO

    Thank you very much ))))
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