Synonym Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
AS TO
I am worried as to how will you take care of yourself.
Is the above sentence ok.
Is the above sentence ok.
Top answer
This is correct and natural.
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Yes, but 'as to' is quite stilted and seldom used in other than quite formal writing.
I'm worried about how you'll take care of yourself.
I'm worried about how you'll take care of yourself.
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Is it the "AS TO" and the "AS IF" having the different meaning?
I never heard about AS TO, but AS IF is really common. Like "You speak so loud as if nobody hear"
I never heard about AS TO, but AS IF is really common. Like "You speak so loud as if nobody hear"
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Hello, deasihotang - and welcome to English Forums.
Your sentence needs some repair: "You are speaking loudly as if nobody can hear you."
As to and as if are unrelated structures. As to = regarding. As if = as though = like
Your sentence needs some repair: "You are speaking loudly as if nobody can hear you."
As to and as if are unrelated structures. As to = regarding. As if = as though = like
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Oh yes!
You're right
That's the problem of me, irregular sentences
You're right
That's the problem of me, irregular sentences 00
SynonymI am worried as to how will you take care of yourself.Sorry, I completely missed the subject-verb order issue.
Is the above sentence ok.
You have them in "question order." How will you take care of yourself?
It should be "I am worried as to how you willtake care of yourself."
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