Are these sentences correct:
1) He is in as good a shape as I am.
2) He is in as good a shape as I.
3) He is in as good a shape as me.
I think '3' is used, but would technically mean I am a shape.
Gratefully,
Navi
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Re: as good a shape as
Strictly speaking, none are acceptable standard English, since 'shape' in this metaphorical usage is not countable.