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Ahn Posted 19 years ago
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is considered sth, is considered as sth...



<But since it is considered an inhuman treatment,~~>



in this sentence, can I write it as "But since it is considered as an inhuman treatment' ?





<When rejected by the welfare facility, the homeless might be deserted onto a nearby street.>



in this sentence, can I change 'onto a nearby street' part to'on a near street'?







  

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You can add 'as', but, in my opinion, this would not improve it. You need 'on a nearby street' there. Certainly not 'a near street'.

— CalifJim

  • You can add 'as', but, in my opinion, this would not improve it.
  • You need 'on a nearby street' there.
  • Certainly not 'a near street'.
  • 'near' is not used before a noun that way.
  • And certainly not 'onto a street'.
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You can add 'as', but, in my opinion, this would not improve it.
You need 'on a nearby street' there. Certainly not 'a near street'. 'near' is not used before a noun that way. And certainly not 'onto a street'. 'deserted' doesn't take a preposition of motion like 'onto'.

CJ
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Ahn

<But since it is considered an inhuman treatment,~~>

in this sentence, can I write it as "But since it is considered as an inhuman treatment' ?

But since it is considered an inhuman treatment. ('as' is not necessary)
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