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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
As adjective/noun
hi, have a nice weekend.
I see it as a starting recovery when you can start walking after a long sickbed-bound languor.
We take it as encouraging that you want to join us on your own initiative.
is it OK to use "as" before noun and adjective?
Are they correct? thanks so much
I see it as a starting recovery when you can start walking after a long sickbed-bound languor.
We take it as encouraging that you want to join us on your own initiative.
is it OK to use "as" before noun and adjective?
Are they correct? thanks so much
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Yes, they seem fine to me, but 'starting recovery' should read 'a start to recovery'.
- Yes, they seem fine to me, but 'starting recovery' should read 'a start to recovery'.
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Yes, they seem fine to me, but 'starting recovery' should read 'a start to recovery'.
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