Asked by Henry2
I have a doubt concerning the following structure:
The Asiatic lions are in danger of extinction, as are the Asiatic cheetahs. (like the Asiatic cheetahs is also possible?)
Where is this rule explained:
as + verb + word
like + word
The Asiatic lions are in danger of extinction, as are the Asiatic cheetahs. (like the Asiatic cheetahs is also possible?)
Where is this rule explained:
as + verb + word
like + word
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/conjunctions.htm#subordinating_conjunctions
Read the explanation of <b>The Case of <i>Like</i> and <i>As</i></b> in the box below the lists of conjunctions.
Read the explanation of <b>The Case of <i>Like</i> and <i>As</i></b> in the box below the lists of conjunctions.
Answered by
Writeacher
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