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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
'as' formal expression
Can you explain how to use 'as' in the following way?
Jim is smart, as is Bill.
Jim was smart, as was Bill.
Jim walks home, as does Bill.
Jim is walking home, as is Bill or as does Bill?
Thanks
Jim is smart, as is Bill.
Jim was smart, as was Bill.
Jim walks home, as does Bill.
Jim is walking home, as is Bill or as does Bill?
Thanks
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Jim is walking home, as is Bill. Jim has walked home, as has Bill. Jim can walk home, as can Bill.
- Jim is walking home, as is Bill.
- Jim has walked home, as has Bill.
- Jim can walk home, as can Bill.
- Is that what you mean?
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Jim is walking home, as is Bill.
Jim has walked home, as has Bill.
Jim can walk home, as can Bill.
Is that what you mean?
Jim has walked home, as has Bill.
Jim can walk home, as can Bill.
Is that what you mean?
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