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Navitasan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
With how much/as much as
Which are correct:
1-With how much I have played this game, it is no wonder that I know every trick in it.
2-Given how much I have played this game, it is no wonder that I know every trick in it.
3-As much as I have played this game, it is no wonder that I know every trick in it.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-With how much I have played this game, it is no wonder that I know every trick in it.
2-Given how much I have played this game, it is no wonder that I know every trick in it.
3-As much as I have played this game, it is no wonder that I know every trick in it.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Hi Navitasan, The third option should be the first one that we can rule out here. ," the clause succeeding it too should begin with a first person pronoun. ," we expect a contradiction.
- Hi Navitasan, The third option should be the first one that we can rule out here.
- ," the clause succeeding it too should begin with a first person pronoun.
- ," we expect a contradiction.
- " would be a better one here.
- Between options 1 and 2, 2 definitely sounds better.
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Hi Navitasan,
The third option should be the first one that we can rule out here.
When a clause begins with "As much as I...," the clause succeeding it too should begin with a first person pronoun. Also, when you say "As much as...," we expect a contradiction. It is akin to saying, "even though X took place, Y occurred."
"As much as I have played this game, I still don't
The third option should be the first one that we can rule out here.
When a clause begins with "As much as I...," the clause succeeding it too should begin with a first person pronoun. Also, when you say "As much as...," we expect a contradiction. It is akin to saying, "even though X took place, Y occurred."
"As much as I have played this game, I still don't
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