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#1
17-Feb-2005, 17:58
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 Inversion with "as" Gregory will play in the tournament this year, as will I Can I say Gregory will play in the tournament this year, as I will Thanks a lot. |
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#2
18-Feb-2005, 03:00
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| Re: Inversion with "as" It's obligatory there, IMO.  |
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18-Feb-2005, 15:39
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| Re: Inversion with "as" How about this one: He did not need to keep moving house, as his father had. In this case, no inversion. It is a sample given in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English (http://pewebdic2.cw.idm.fr/), under "as, conjunction"? |
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19-Feb-2005, 06:00
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| Re: Inversion with "as" It's the negative, IMO: Gregory will not play in the tournament, as I will. Gregory will play in the tournament, as will I. |
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