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Guest Posted 23 years ago
Grammar

Has or As

I always seem to get stuck on when to use HAS or AS. Is there a simple way in which to remember which word is the correct one?

Grateful thanks,
Gill.
  

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Can you give an example of a case about which you are confused?
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Has is a form of the verb to have so means "belonging to".
As means "like".

Eg. John has a blue car as does Pete.
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Thanks for your clear and precise clarification on this matter. I too have always struggled with Has and As. You are the first person to explain the definition and the context upon which they can be applied.
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who has or who as headed paper ?

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