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Old 08-Nov-2008, 17:53
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Default as sour and useless as it may seem

In a sentence "As sour and useless as it may seem, a lemon is essential in making lemonade", could we change this sentence into a following one?


Although it may seem, a lemon~~.

and in fact, I thought that sentence wrong thinking "Sour and useless as it may seem" is a correct sentence. So, would you please give me some information about the usage of "as" just like the above.
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Old 08-Nov-2008, 18:44
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Default Re: as sour and useless as it may seem

Ex: Although it may seem, a lemon is essential in making lemonade.

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