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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

JUST LIKE and JUST AS

I have no clue whether you can say this?

1 I can finish early just as/like I can finish late. It all depends on my workload.

Could you also tell me if this sentences is grammatically correct and how to make it correct?


1 Being a dental surgeon isn't the same as a surgeon as a dental surgeon always gets the same kind of cases, therefore there isn't as much pressure involved as opposed to a surgeon who has to operate on people with different cases.

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1 I can finish early, just as/like I can finish late. -- Informal but OK. 1 Being a dental surgeon isn't the same as being a surgeon , because a dental surgeon always gets the same kind of cases ; therefore , there isn't as much pressure involved compared to a surgeon , who has to operate on people with different problems.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1 I can finish early, just as/like I can finish late.
  • -- Informal but OK.
  • 1 Being a dental surgeon isn't the same as being a surgeon , because a dental surgeon always gets the same kind of cases ; therefore , there isn't as much pressure involved compared to a surgeon , who has to operate on people with different problems.
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1 I can finish early, just as/like I can finish late. It all depends on my workload.-- Informal but OK.

1 Being a dental surgeon isn't the same as being a surgeon, because a dental surgeon always gets the same kind of cases; therefore, there isn't as much pressure involved compared to a surgeon, who has to operate on people with di
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