In all those cases, I would use "perhaps" at the beginning.Originally Posted by navi tasan
I prefer 3, then 2.
I was writing the other post and I came up with this sentence and started wondering whether it was correct (grammatically that is):
1-The English language has perhaps changed as regards the progressive tense.
What about:
2-The English language has perhaps changed regarding the progressive tense.
3-The English language has perhaps changed with regard to the progressive tense.
4-The English language has perhaps changed as concerns the progressive tense.
In all those cases, I would use "perhaps" at the beginning.Originally Posted by navi tasan
I prefer 3, then 2.
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But you do you consider the other ones wrong?
Yes I would. As a conjunction "as" requires that a full clause follow it. In 1 and 4, there is no subject for the clause.
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I'd just like to add that the prgressive is an aspect not a tense.![]()
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