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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Just As Important
Given:
1.) A is important to C.
2.) B is important to C.Can I combine sentence 1.) and 2.) in the following way?
A is important to C as is B.
I am not so sure about this sentence, would you comment on it?
Thanks
1.) A is important to C.
2.) B is important to C.Can I combine sentence 1.) and 2.) in the following way?
A is important to C as is B.
I am not so sure about this sentence, would you comment on it?
Thanks
Top answer
A is important to C as is B. You need a comma: A is important to C , as is B.
- A is important to C as is B.
- You need a comma: A is important to C , as is B.
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AnonymousCan I combine sentence 1.) and 2.) in the following way?A is important to C as is B.You need a comma: A is important to C, as is B.
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