There is the case of "as white as snow," "as big as a mountain," etc. These don't contain nouns. But is there a way to insert one? Is the following write? "It’s just as compulsory measure as the one determined by Mr. So-and-so." That is what I wanted to write. Well, I could write that "It's a measure, and it's just as compulsory as the one determined by Mr. So-and-so" but I would prefer the first version, I mean that can I make it correct with some little change, if needed?
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"as compulsory measure as" is an incorrect pattern. ", and so forth.
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"as compulsory measure as" is an incorrect pattern.
", and so forth.
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