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Old 14-Apr-2005, 14:00
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Question Idiomatic Expressions

What does it mean the idiomatic expression ;

" As to "
One example : As money we will simply have to borrow some form the bank."
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It means 'concerning'.
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Reply: "as to" refers to the expression: "as per such reference". Example
"I don't know if this project will work out OK, but as to Mark's idea on it I really trust his competence.
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