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Tamguatlay Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Being/As a little child, I have no worries.

Being a little child, I have no worries.
As a little child, I have no worries.

Are the sentences correct? If so, which is better, especially in the choice Being or As?


Thanks.

  

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Both sentences are grammatical, but a little child would not be able to say something as sophisticated as this.

— Anonymous

  • Both sentences are grammatical, but a little child would not be able to say something as sophisticated as this.
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Both sentences are grammatical, but a little child would not be able to say something as sophisticated as this.

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I'd say to go with 'being'.

CJ

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