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Johner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

"as" as a conjunction

Hi,

I'm looking forward to Thursday as I've been invited to the party.

What's the function of as in this sentence? I mean what does it mean in this case? If we want to rephrase the sentence how will it be?

Thanks..
  

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As = because here.

— Mister Micawber

  • As = because here.
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Hi,

Is there any difference among as, since, because? They seem to be the same in this case, don't they?

Thanks..
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They seem to be the same in this case, don't they?- Yes, they do.
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So we can use one instead of the other. Thanks..
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