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Barefootchuck Posted 14 years ago
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meaning of as

Hi all,

Recently I got a feedback from my team research leader (we are doing a project on higher education). The goal, she said, was to identify how university admits students.

"Not worth mentioning. Also, the goal is not necessarily to admit more students as increase the applicant pool and admit higher quality students."

I'm not understanding how she uses "as" here, help please!
  

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Hi, Recently I got some (you can't count feedback ) --a-- feedback from my team research leader (we are doing a project on higher education). The goal, she said, was to identify how university admits students. "Not worth mentioning.

— Clive

  • Hi, Recently I got some (you can't count feedback ) --a-- feedback from my team research leader (we are doing a project on higher education).
  • The goal, she said, was to identify how university admits students.
  • "Not worth mentioning.
  • " I'm not understanding how she uses "as" here, help please!
  • That English is incorrect.
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Hi,

Recently I got some (you can't count feedback) --a-- feedback from my team research leader (we are doing a project on higher education). The goal, she said, was to identify how university admits students.

"Not worth mentioning. Also, the goal is not neces
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Ah great, thanks!

barefootchuck
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