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Fire1 Posted 5 years ago
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As noun as noun

A. But it is possible that in some early Mahayana sources the expression is not used specifically with reference to Buddhahood as a goal as such. In these cases it may be that the expression 'the Great' was used simply to indicate whatever the ...

(A is an excerpt from an English book about Mahayana Buddhism)

1. Is this part "as a goal as such" correct English?

2. If correct, does "as such" modify "a goal"?

3. Like "as a goal as such", is this structure "as (A)noun phrase as (B)noun phrase" possible when "as (B)noun phrase" modifies "(A)noun phrase"? If possible, could you make some examples? I really want to know..

  

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fire1 1. Is this part "as a goal as such" correct English? Yes.

  • fire1 1.
  • Is this part "as a goal as such" correct English?
  • Yes.
  • fire1 2.
  • If correct, does "as such" modify "a goal"?
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fire11. Is this part "as a goal as such" correct English?

Yes.

fire12. If correct, does "as such" modify "a goal"?

Yes.

fire13. Like "as a goal as such", is this structure "as (A)noun phrase as (B)noun phrase" possible when "as (B)noun phrase" modifies "(A)noun phrase"?

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