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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"As to"
A bit of difficulty using this.
Is "He wasn't so close-minded as to think they weren't important" correct?
How should "as to" be used?
Is "He wasn't so close-minded as to think they weren't important" correct?
How should "as to" be used?
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Anonymous Is "He wasn't so close-minded as to think they weren't important" correct? Yes, it's correct. The usage you're working with here is " so [adjective] as [infinitive]".
- Anonymous Is "He wasn't so close-minded as to think they weren't important" correct?
- Yes, it's correct.
- The usage you're working with here is " so [adjective] as [infinitive]".
- so | close-minded | as | to think ~ "so close-minded that he thought" Here are a few more examples found online that you should study: They are not so foolish as to make any moves which would destroy their eceonomy.
- Some experts would even go so far as to suggest we need fewer doctors, not more.
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AnonymousIs "He wasn't so close-minded as to think they weren't important" correct?Yes, it's correct.
The usage you're working with here is "so [adjective] as [infinitive]".
so | close-minded | as | to think ~ "so close-minded that he thought"
Here are a few more examples found online that you should study:
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