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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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As with the pyramids
As with the pyramids, stonehenge would have taken many workers and many days-or rather years-to accomplish.
As is the case with the pyramids, ...
As is the case of the pyramids, ...
Hi,
Do all of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
As is the case with the pyramids, ...
As is the case of the pyramids, ...
Hi,
Do all of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
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This one is OK: As is the case with the pyramids The other is not. You can do this, however: As in the case of the pyramids .
- This one is OK: As is the case with the pyramids The other is not.
- You can do this, however: As in the case of the pyramids .
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This one is OK:
As is the case with the pyramids
The other is not. You can do this, however:
As in the case of the pyramids
.
This one is OK:
As is the case with the pyramids
The other is not. You can do this, however:
As in the case of the pyramids
.
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