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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

as of/as to/as for

As of yesterday, I lost ten pounds since two weeks ago.

I go out a lot, so is my girlfriend. As to/for my best friend, he is even worse.

As the toprical storm brought down twenty inches rain, some houses in my village were innudated.

Are they OK/

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As of yesterday, I lost ten pounds after two weeks. I go out a lot and so does my girlfriend. As to/for my best friend, he does much worse (goes out more often than I do).

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  • As of yesterday, I lost ten pounds after two weeks.
  • I go out a lot and so does my girlfriend.
  • As to/for my best friend, he does much worse (goes out more often than I do).
  • As the tropical storm brought forth twenty inches of rain, some houses in my village were inundated.
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As of yesterday, I lost ten pounds after two weeks.



I go out a lot and so does my girlfriend. As to/for my best friend, he does much worse (goes out more often than I do).



As the tropical storm brought forth twenty inches of
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As of yesterday = starting from yesterday. What is 2 weeks, then.
I do not really see your point in this sentence.

I go out a lot, so does (not 'is') my girlfriend.
As to/for is OK.
brought down twenty inches of rain, some houses in my village were inundated (not innudated).
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InchoateknowledgeAs of yesterday = starting from yesterday.
This is not true.
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as of

Function: preposition

: at or on (a specific time or date) <the rule takes effect as of July 1>


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