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TOEFL questions: 'as same as' vs 'the same than' vs 'the same as' vs 'a same one' Fri Jul 06, 2007 18:10 pm  TOEFL questions: 'as same as' vs 'the same than' vs 'the same as' vs 'a same one'
 

Today's typewriter keyboard is Shole's 1867 keyboard ...

1/ as same as
2/ the same than
3/ the same as
4/ a same one as

which one should i choose? why?

Please explain its function to me
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TOEFL questions: 'as same as' vs 'the same than' vs 'the same as' vs 'a same one' Wed Jul 11, 2007 14:47 pm  TOEFL questions: 'as same as' vs 'the same than' vs 'the same as' vs 'a same one'
 

I think people frequently use "the same as" or "the same one as".
Ex: My book is the same as yours./ I have the same book as you.
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