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My Celine Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Usage of AS

Could you guys tell me how to use "as" from the following example?

I would like to thank our British colleagues for their aid in saving the crew," said Vladimir Pepelyayev, deputy head of the Russian navy's headquarters, as reported by the Russian news agency Interfax.

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"Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as seen on TV. I think there's an implied "was" or "has been", which is commonly omitted. "Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as has been seen on TV.

— Eimai_Anglos

  • "Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as seen on TV.
  • I think there's an implied "was" or "has been", which is commonly omitted.
  • "Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as has been seen on TV.
  • "Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as was seen on TV.
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"Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as seen on TV.

I think there's an implied "was" or "has been", which is commonly omitted.

"Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as has been seen on TV.
"Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as was seen on TV.
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Eimai_Anglos"Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as seen on TV.

I think there's an implied "was" or "has been", which is commonly omitted.

"Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as has been seen on TV.
"Daz" washing powder gets clothes white, as was seen on TV.
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