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- 03-Dec-2012, 14:57 #1
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as Hello,
1. She is as good a cook as me.
2. She is a cook as good as me.
I know the sentence 1 is fine, but I would like to ask whether if the second is OK or not.
Thanks.
- 03-Dec-2012, 16:03 #2
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- 03-Dec-2012, 16:44 #3
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Re: as We can say, "As a cook she's as good as I am", which has a slightly different meaning.
It could be used with a sarcastic negative meaning - "As a brain surgeon, Rover is as good as I am".Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
Your thread title should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.
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