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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"As far as" VS "As long as"???
Could you check the following sentences are right.
[1] As far as I know, he is right.
[1"] As long as I know, he is right.
[2] As long as I know it, I would immediately get out here.
[2"] If I know it, I would immediately get out here.
I think sometimes I can interchangeably use "as far as" and " as long as". Am I wrong?
Thank you in advance for your teaching.
[1] As far as I know, he is right.
[1"] As long as I know, he is right.
[2] As long as I know it, I would immediately get out here.
[2"] If I know it, I would immediately get out here.
I think sometimes I can interchangeably use "as far as" and " as long as". Am I wrong?
Thank you in advance for your teaching.
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1 As far as I know - correct. 1" is incorrect. 2 This sentence just isn't natural.
- 1 As far as I know - correct.
- 1" is incorrect.
- 2 This sentence just isn't natural.
- 2" If I knew As far as is prefered uness time is involved.
- As long as also can carry a meaning of 'because' or 'since'.
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1 As far as I know - correct. 1" is incorrect.
2 This sentence just isn't natural.
2" If I knew
As far as is prefered uness time is involved. As long as also can carry a meaning of 'because' or 'since'. [ As long as you're coming to dinner, would you mind bringing a dessert? ]
2 This sentence just isn't natural.
2" If I knew
As far as is prefered uness time is involved. As long as also can carry a meaning of 'because' or 'since'. [ As long as you're coming to dinner, would you mind bringing a dessert? ]
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Ah! You've made me clearly know the meaning of "as long as". Thank you so much for your answer,Mr.Philip.
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