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English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
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So...as to
a. Would you be so kind as to let me in/explain things, etc.
b. Would you be so kind to let me in/explain things, etc.
Are both correct and interchangeable? I see both written, but I feel only 'as to' is correct, confirmed by the difference in meaning here:
c. He was so scared to run away. (he was scared of running away)
d. He was so scared as to run away. (he was scared; therefore, he ran away)
Thank you
b. Would you be so kind to let me in/explain things, etc.
Are both correct and interchangeable? I see both written, but I feel only 'as to' is correct, confirmed by the difference in meaning here:
c. He was so scared to run away. (he was scared of running away)
d. He was so scared as to run away. (he was scared; therefore, he ran away)
Thank you
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English 1b3 but I feel only 'as to' is correct, I agree with you.
- English 1b3 but I feel only 'as to' is correct, I agree with you.
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