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Clin06 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
As of yet ?
Sentence here:
As of yet, those analogies are somewhat inaccurate.
Does the 'As of yet' equals 'though' or 'however' ? And how to analyse the grammar of 'as of yet'? Not sure how to use it.
As of yet, those analogies are somewhat inaccurate.
Does the 'As of yet' equals 'though' or 'however' ? And how to analyse the grammar of 'as of yet'? Not sure how to use it.
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'As of yet' means 'so far' or 'up to now'. The 'of' is unnecessary, and makes the phrase sound rather stilted; 'as yet' is sufficient.
- 'As of yet' means 'so far' or 'up to now'.
- The 'of' is unnecessary, and makes the phrase sound rather stilted; 'as yet' is sufficient.
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'As of yet' means 'so far' or 'up to now'. The 'of' is unnecessary, and makes the phrase sound rather stilted; 'as yet' is sufficient.
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