As far as in (a place)/ as far as (a place)
The scenes of the play are laid as far away as in Peru.
The scenes of the play are laid as far away as Peru.
Which one is correct? However I think it's the second one that is correct but I'm doubtful !
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zany banana 409 Which one is correct? Neither of them make sense. What exactly do you mean?
- zany banana 409 Which one is correct?
- Neither of them make sense.
- What exactly do you mean?
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zany banana 409Which one is correct?
Neither of them make sense. What exactly do you mean?
0The scenes of the play are laid as far away as Peru.
This is correct in a context where some of the scenes are laid in places that are not as far away as Peru.
Consider this simple example.
In my job I drivel to various places every day. I go as far (away) as London.
This means that London is the farthest away.
0zany banana 409The scenes of the play are laid as far away as Peru.
The scenes of the play are filmed in locations as far away as Peru.
The scenes of the play are set in locations as far away as Peru.
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