In the following sentence ‘Tarvan’ is the brand name of a drug. Why does the sentence not read ‘…same client that produces Tarvan…’?
My client, same client as Tarvan, makes a similar drug that was popular until twelve months ago when Dyloft hit the market.[YSaerTTEW443543]
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First, good English virtually always requires the before same.
Second, I agree that the phraseology is wrong; but should it be ‘the same client that produces Tarvan’ or ‘the same client as Tarvan’s client’? or ?
I can’t tell from the context, though I am sure you can.
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Maybe it’s just casual spoken English. Yes, Tarvan is supposed to be the name of a drug not a company.[YSaerTTEW443543]
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