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Thread: as much of a lawyer
- 30-Jul-2008, 23:02 #1
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as much of a lawyer Are these sentences correct:
1-He is as much of a lawyer to me as a friend.
2-He is as much a lawyer to me as a friend.
3-He is more of a lawyer to me than a friend.
4-He is more a lawyer to me than a friend.
- 31-Jul-2008, 13:23 #2
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1-He is as much a lawyer to me as he is a friend.
2-He is more of a lawyer to me than he is a friend.
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