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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Difference between As of and As on?
Could anyone please give me the difference between As of and As on?
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It would help if you used them in sentences. as on doesn't immediately suggest anything to me. as of can be used with a time: As of two o'clock, ....
- It would help if you used them in sentences.
- as on doesn't immediately suggest anything to me.
- as of can be used with a time: As of two o'clock, ....
- CJ
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It would help if you used them in sentences.
as on doesn't immediately suggest anything to me. as of can be used with a time: As of two o'clock, ....
CJ
as on doesn't immediately suggest anything to me. as of can be used with a time: As of two o'clock, ....
CJ
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