as with...so with

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Hi,
Does this phrase as with..so with have exactly the same meaning and is exactly the same way used as the phrase : ...both ...and ?

If not, please give me any example of its usage.

Thanks!
 
Hi,
Does this phrase as with..so with have exactly the same meaning and is exactly the same way used as the phrase : ...both ...and ?

If not, please give me any example of its usage.

Thanks!
No, "as with" and "so with" don't have exactly the same meaning or usage.
 
Sorry I explained it wrong.

I mean whether the phrase " as with... so with..." has the same usage to " both ..and...". I have found somewhere such a note, but I am not sure it was correct.
 
Hi, and welcome to Using English.

I think you will need to give us an example sentence using the phrase you mean. I can't think of how you would use "as with... so with" in a sentence so I can't answer your question.
 
How about:

Changing the tipple didn't help - as with gin, so with rum: drunk after three glasses.

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