English 1b3 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
One sentence: grammar and meaning of sense
Prepare your food in the same manner as/that you would if you were cooking in the traditional way/ sense.
Which is preferred? as or that?
Does sense work here? How is a form of cooking a sense?
Thanks
Which is preferred? as or that?
Does sense work here? How is a form of cooking a sense?
Thanks
Top answer
End your sentence with tradional way ; usually when you use the expression in that sense you would not be referring to your five sense, instead you would be referring to a point you made earlier in your writing. As works perfectly well as a preposition in this sentence; however, regarding the word that , sometimes its placement in the sentence is just unnecessary as it is in yours if you choose not to go with as. Empty complementizers Some analyses allow for the possibility of invisible or "empty" complementizers.
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End your sentence with tradional way; usually when you use the expression in that sense you would not be referring to your five sense, instead you would be referring to a point you made earlier in your writing.
As works perfectly well as a preposition in this sentence; however, regarding the word that, sometimes its p
As works perfectly well as a preposition in this sentence; however, regarding the word that, sometimes its p
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