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One might say, "benzodiazepines have a similar effect to alcohol", or "benzodiazepines have an effect similar to alcohol." The second construction is clearer in
by lutusp 1y ago
One might say, "benzodiazepines have a similar effect to alcohol", or "benzodiazepines have an effect similar to alcohol." The second construction is clearer in its meaning.
- School-Cotton 1y agoI don’t really get why one is in the wrong order? Maybe we’re parsing them differently somehow. The meaning reads identically to me although the parse tree is different. Benzodiazepines have a similar effect to [the effect of] alcohol Vs. Benzodiazepines have an effect [which is] similar to [the effect of] alcohol.