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Usage of “as”. What is it used to mean in this sentence? “Because of”? As a holiday that began over 50 years ago, there’re not many fixed rituals.
Feb 4, 2024 10:17 PM
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I'd write "As for a holiday <...> there aren't <...>."
February 5, 2024
'As' represents a function in this sense. 'Functioning as a holiday....' . Hope that helps
February 5, 2024
It is more like "Because it is a holiday that began over 50 years ago ..." or if want to use "because of" we could say: "Because of its status as a holiday that began over 50 years ago ..." I hope that helps.
February 4, 2024
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