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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
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'as was/is/did'
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as is/was/does etc
formal used to add that what you have said is also true of someone or something else:
Eve's very tall, as was her mother.
I voted Labour, as did my wife.
I left the chicken out of the fridge, as done yesterday.
1. Is this a different construction from the above?
2. Is it acceptable?
Thank you
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as is/was/does etc
formal used to add that what you have said is also true of someone or something else:
Eve's very tall, as was her mother.
I voted Labour, as did my wife.
I left the chicken out of the fridge, as done yesterday.
1. Is this a different construction from the above?
2. Is it acceptable?
Thank you
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English 1b3 I left the chicken out of the fridge, as done yesterday. 1. Is this a different construction from the above?
- English 1b3 I left the chicken out of the fridge, as done yesterday.
- 1.
- Is this a different construction from the above?
- 2.
- Is it acceptable?
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English 1b3
I left the chicken out of the fridge, as done yesterday.
1. Is this a different construction from the above?
2. Is it acceptable?
It sounds wrong to me. You could say:
"I left the chicken out of the fridge, as I did yesterday."
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