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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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as+compared
Hello there,
Is it wrong to use "as" after "compared to"? For instance, in the following sentence:
Mary, as compared to her sister, is more intelligent.
Is it wrong to use "as" after "compared to"? For instance, in the following sentence:
Mary, as compared to her sister, is more intelligent.
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No,that's fine. 'As' is optional, but including it makes the sentence more stylish. Clive
- No,that's fine.
- 'As' is optional, but including it makes the sentence more stylish.
- Clive
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No,that's fine.
'As' is optional, but including it makes the sentence more stylish.
Clive
'As' is optional, but including it makes the sentence more stylish.
Clive
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