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Yup I also feel that the sentence talks about comparing the eating manner instead of the food ...........mankey wrote:I have a doubt, please help:
My friend does not eat asparagus as I do.
In the sentence above, does it mean that I also dont eat asparagus or does it mean I eat asparagus?
Thanks
Mankey
crick is correct; that would be the unique interpretation of the sentence. (it's impossible for "i do" to represent "does not eat"!!)crick wrote:"My friend does not eat asparagus as I do. "
I am not sure if this is a well-formed sentence. First time, I comprehended the sentence as suggesting "my manner of eating aspargus is different from my friend."
Crick
