Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Do the clauses go together
I don't know if the 2 clauses go together well. Why would you start with as difficult as? Is there a good reason to?
As difficult as yesterday's test was, todays test was easy.
Thanks
As difficult as yesterday's test was, todays test was easy.
Thanks
Top answer
When I use 'as ___ as' I mean that I'm willing to admit something: As beautiful as she may be, I don't think she will win the crown. As intelligent as he may be, he really shouldn't pontificate so much. I don't really like to eat Brussels sprouts, as healthful as they may be.
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When I use 'as ___ as' I mean that I'm willing to admit something:
As beautiful as she may be, I don't think she will win the crown.
As intelligent as he may be, he really shouldn't pontificate so much.
I don't really like to eat Brussels sprouts, as healthful as they may be.
I'm not sure the two clauses in your sentence fit as far as meaning is concerned. As
As beautiful as she may be, I don't think she will win the crown.
As intelligent as he may be, he really shouldn't pontificate so much.
I don't really like to eat Brussels sprouts, as healthful as they may be.
I'm not sure the two clauses in your sentence fit as far as meaning is concerned. As
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