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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
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Just as/as/like
I avoid unhealthy food, just as Henry avoids fruit.
I avoid unhealthy food, as Henry avoids fruit.
I avoid unhealthy food, like Henry avoids fruit.
Do all these work? If not, why?
Thanks
I avoid unhealthy food, as Henry avoids fruit.
I avoid unhealthy food, like Henry avoids fruit.
Do all these work? If not, why?
Thanks
Top answer
You can use all of them, obviously in different situations, since they all carry a different meaning. Bernice
- You can use all of them, obviously in different situations, since they all carry a different meaning.
- Bernice
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You can use all of them, obviously in different situations, since they all carry a different meaning.
Bernice
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