As such
Hi,
"I am a huge animal lover and as such I would like to start a charity for dogs."
Can 'as such' be used this way?
Thank you.
Top answer
"As such" is not used like this. And the sentence needs to be more specific. For example: I'm a huge animal lover and would like to start a charity for homeless/disabled/abandoned dogs/dobermans/pit bulls/cocker spaniels/labradors.
- "As such" is not used like this.
- And the sentence needs to be more specific.
- For example: I'm a huge animal lover and would like to start a charity for homeless/disabled/abandoned dogs/dobermans/pit bulls/cocker spaniels/labradors.
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"As such" is not used like this. And the sentence needs to be more specific. For example:
I'm a huge animal lover and would like to start a charity for homeless/disabled/abandoned dogs/dobermans/pit bulls/cocker spaniels/labradors.
0"As such" is a hard, masculine type of phrase, generally not used for people, and when it is, it is typically used for men, not women, for example:
He used to be a Seal and as such likes physically demanding work and activities.
He's a frat boy and a Harvard Law School graduate, very aggressive, and as such would probably not be right for a woman who's looking for a church-goi
0Ann225Can 'as such' be used this way?
You may find the article at the following link very useful:
https://www.cjr.org/language_corner/therefore-as-such.php
0Ann225Hi,
"I am a huge animal lover and as such I would like to start a charity for dogs."
Can 'as such' be used this way?
Yes.
CJ
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