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22 Jan 2019
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If they do not start a question sentence eg. How is your sister? , then as in your example sentences they function as relative adverbs.
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"As" is used to express a comparison - it indicates that something is similar to something else.
however,
Why is “in” after as necessarily ?😅
If they do not start a question sentence eg. How is your sister? , then as in your example sentences they function as relative adverbs.
↑
"As" is used to express a comparison - it indicates that something is similar to something else.
however,
Why is “in” after as necessarily ?😅
↑
"As" is used to express a comparison - it indicates that something is similar to something else.
however,
Why is “in” after as necessarily ?😅
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