might not did the same/not did the same level

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Economist2010

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Hi All,

I want to say that Ahmed has supported me extremely and his team did not support me extremely such as he did.

Is the below says the same:

Ahmed was helpful to me in ways that his subordinates might not did the same/not did the same level
 
Perhaps:

Ahmed was helpful to me in ways that his subordinates were not.

Were his subordinates supposed to be helpful to you?

(It seems that you do know Ahmed after all.)
 
Perhaps:

Ahmed was helpful to me in ways that his subordinates were not.

Were his subordinates supposed to be helpful to you?

(It seems that you do know Ahmed after all.)

His subordinates supported me but not too much like him. How can I express that

I dealt with his subordinates but they didn't show the same level of support

Yes, I don't know him personally
 
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His subordinates supported me but not but not as much as he did. How can I express that?

[STRIKE]Yes,[/STRIKE]I don't know him personally

(You must know him in some fashion or other.)
:-?
 
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You do know that "supported me extremely" doesn't work, don't you?

:)
 
Thanks, but can I use "in ways"?

I know him from e-mails

Try:

We communicated with each other through emails.

(I don't know how or why you want to use "in ways".)
 
Hi all.

I want to say that Ahmed has supported me [STRIKE]extremely[/STRIKE] a lot [STRIKE]and[/STRIKE] but his team did not support me [STRIKE]extremely such[/STRIKE] as much as he did.

[STRIKE]Is[/STRIKE] Does the sentence below [STRIKE]says the same:[/STRIKE] mean that?

Ahmed was helpful to me in ways that his subordinates [STRIKE]might not did the same/not did the same level[/STRIKE] weren't.

Please note my corrections above. Where are you planning to write that sentence? Wherever it is, I hope Ahmed's team aren't going to see it!
 
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