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Roman Kosolapov
Please help me figure a grammar construction out🙏
Does the sentence seem correctly?
The remarks are the same as they were previously.
May I put the adverb “previously” before “they were”: “The remarks are the same as previously they were.”
Or between “they” and “were”, not in the end of sentence, to sound more fluent: “The remarks are the same as they previously were.”
And, may I use pronoun “it” referring the noun “remarks”, even though it’s plural: “The remarks are the same as it were previously.”
or…as they were noted previously
or…the remarks are as the same as they were noted previously
SOS😩 😩😩
2026年2月12日 19:08
解答 · 2
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"The remarks are the same as they previously were."
This one sounds more natural to me.
You cannot use "it" for "remarks" because "remarks" is plural.
3 小時前
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