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08-Jul-2006, 09:40
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 Is this "as" formal? Quote:
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08-Jul-2006, 23:51
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| Re: Is this "as" formal? Hello Nyugaton No, it's fine in all contexts, whether formal or informal. All the best, MrP |
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19-Dec-2007, 11:07
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 Re: Is this "as" formal? Thanks MrPedantic  I'm wondering what kind of "as" is used in that sentence. |
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20-Dec-2007, 01:01
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| Re: Is this "as" formal? Hello Nyugaton, I would call it a conjunction, with the meaning "while". All the best, MrP
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