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Cp2gd Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
From/as from
Hello,
Could you please tell me if both of the following sentences are correct?
- The company is controlled from the acquisition date;
- The company is controlled as from the acquisition date.
From and as from can be used interchangeably?
Thanks a lot.
Rui.
Could you please tell me if both of the following sentences are correct?
- The company is controlled from the acquisition date;
- The company is controlled as from the acquisition date.
From and as from can be used interchangeably?
Thanks a lot.
Rui.
Top answer
There is no need for 'as'; in fact, the structure does not really make grammatical sense.
- There is no need for 'as'; in fact, the structure does not really make grammatical sense.
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There is no need for 'as'; in fact, the structure does not really make grammatical sense.
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