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Can someone please explain me the difference between these two sentences.
I scored three goals in yesterday's game, as did Suzanne.
I scored three goals in yesterday's game, so did Suzanne.
I found the first sentence from MGMAT SC guide, Chapter 8, Problem set Q# 2. I want to know if the second sentence is also correct and does it mean the same or different.
Thanks,
Vinay
I scored three goals in yesterday's game, as did Suzanne.
I scored three goals in yesterday's game, so did Suzanne.
I found the first sentence from MGMAT SC guide, Chapter 8, Problem set Q# 2. I want to know if the second sentence is also correct and does it mean the same or different.
Thanks,
Vinay
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11 Feb 2012, 05:21
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the sentence implies that i scored three goals in yesterday's game in the same way as Suzanne scored
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the sentence implies that i scored three goals in yesterday's game and Suzanne also scored three goals.
11 Feb 2012, 19:45
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Can you post the complete question.
I believe
"I scored three goals in yesterday's game, so did Suzanne." is a run on sentence as the two clauses seperated by a comma are independent.
I scored three goals in yesterday's game + So did Suzanne
Crick
I believe
"I scored three goals in yesterday's game, so did Suzanne." is a run on sentence as the two clauses seperated by a comma are independent.
I scored three goals in yesterday's game + So did Suzanne
Crick
