Is "As" A Relative In No Such Thing As~?
There’s no such thing as being too serious about something you have a passion for.
As far as I know, If it's a relative, wouldn't it be right to delete something? ('such thing' seems to be the object of 'about' and 'for')
There’s no such thing as being too serious about something you have a passion for.
There's no such thing as being too serious about that you have a passion for ?
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anonymous Is "As" A Relative In No Such Thing As No. It's a conjunction, meaning roughly "like", but it can be paraphrased with a relative construction: There is [no such thing / nothing] which is the equivalent of [(your) being too serious about something (which) you have a passion for]. CJ
- anonymous Is "As" A Relative In No Such Thing As No.
- It's a conjunction, meaning roughly "like", but it can be paraphrased with a relative construction: There is [no such thing / nothing] which is the equivalent of [(your) being too serious about something (which) you have a passion for].
- CJ
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anonymous Is "As" A Relative In No Such Thing As
No. It's a conjunction, meaning roughly "like", but it can be paraphrased with a relative construction:
There is [no such thing / nothing] which is the equivalent of
[(your) being too serious about something (which) you have a passion for].
CJ
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