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Shin SSC Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Could I use this type of inversion sentence?

This moment is already here, and, as such, as theoretically imperfect as it may be, it is—at present— beyond any modification.


I thought that in this case, without as such, the "as" followed by "theoretically..." can not exist.


like other examples, such as "Strong as he was he could beat his opponent."

  

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shin SSC —at present— Do not use hyphens for m-dashes; you thereby create HTML code. " can not exist. Yes, it would be fine—in fact, better—without the useless 'as such'.

— Mister Micawber

  • shin SSC —at present— Do not use hyphens for m-dashes; you thereby create HTML code.
  • " can not exist.
  • Yes, it would be fine—in fact, better—without the useless 'as such'.
  • " That is fine.
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shin SSC—at present—

Do not use hyphens for m-dashes; you thereby create HTML code.

shin SSCThis moment is already here, and, as such, as theoretically imperfect as it may be, it is—at present— beyond any modification.I thought that in this case, without as such, the "as" followed by "theoretically..." can not exist.
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