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Jigneshbharati Posted 6 years ago
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Just as
What is an adverb? Well, just as an adjective describes a noun (thing), an adverb describes or qualifies either:
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Please explain the grammatical form and function (meaning as well) of "as" in "as an adjective... and "just"
Adverbs - Devin Madson
Please explain the grammatical form and function (meaning as well) of "as" in "as an adjective... and "just"
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Jigneshbharati just as an adjective describes a noun ... ~ in the same way that an adjective describes a noun ... 'as' is a comparative conjunction.
- Jigneshbharati just as an adjective describes a noun ...
- ~ in the same way that an adjective describes a noun ...
- 'as' is a comparative conjunction.
- 'just' modifies 'as'.
- CJ
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Jigneshbharatijust as an adjective describes a noun ...
~ in the same way that an adjective describes a noun ...
'as' is a comparative conjunction. 'just' modifies 'as'.
CJ
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