I'm afraid this doesn't make sense.He and he is the same person.
This should be comparing the weights of two different people, but the distinction between the two, as written, is not very clear. In a real life situation with some pointing and hand waving it might be clearer.He weighs as much as he does.
If the speaker pointed at two people in two different photos while speaking, would it make sense?He and he is the same person.
I'm afraid this doesn't make sense.
I'm afraid this doesn't make sense.
Is an understandable but unnatural sentence sometimes described as 'doesn't make sense'? If so, I would be confused.I'd understand what he meant, but it wouldn't be a natural sentence.
Is an understandable but unnatural sentence sometimes described as 'doesn't make sense'? If so, I would be confused.
I took it to mean 'I'd understand what he meant by 'He and he is the same person', which had been described as 'doesn't make sense' in your post#2. Did I misunderstand something?I'd understand what he meant
Can 'He and he' be replaced with 'These two guys'?He and he are the same person.
Can 'He and he' be replaced with 'These two guys'?
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