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22 January
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"A. Do you think that he can pass the entrance exam like his sister"
B. Yeah, I think he can pass it as easily.
C. Yeah, I think he can pass it just as easily.
Given B and C, as a response to A, which one is correct?
I think both B and C work.
"A. Do you think that he can pass the entrance exam like his sister"
B. Yeah, I think he can pass it as easily.
C. Yeah, I think he can pass it just as easily.
Given B and C, as a response to A, which one is correct?
I think both B and C work.
B. Yeah, I think he can pass it as easily.
C. Yeah, I think he can pass it just as easily.
Given B and C, as a response to A, which one is correct?
I think both B and C work.
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@cutephoenix
Thank you very much!
Just one more question.
X. But it is possible that in some early Mahayana sources the expression is not used specifically with reference to Buddhahood as a goal as such. In these cases it may be that the expression 'the Great' was used simply to indicate whatever the ...
(X is an excerpt from an English book about Mahayana Buddhism)
1.Is this part "as a goal as such" correct English?
2.If correct, does "as such" describe "a goal"?
Thank you very much!
Just one more question.
X. But it is possible that in some early Mahayana sources the expression is not used specifically with reference to Buddhahood as a goal as such. In these cases it may be that the expression 'the Great' was used simply to indicate whatever the ...
(X is an excerpt from an English book about Mahayana Buddhism)
1.Is this part "as a goal as such" correct English?
2.If correct, does "as such" describe "a goal"?
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1. Without having more of the text to gain a better understanding of what they are meaning, I would eliminate the phrase "as such"; it is unnecessary and confuses the meaning of the sentence.
2. This is where some of the confusion comes in. I am not quite sure what they are saying. However, it makes sense when you remove "as such".
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