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Hello, I am confused about the difference between 'as 'and 'than'.
A. You are not so lazy as he.
B. Mary is prettier than she.
C. You have the same trouble as I.
Why is the B wrong? The reference book says that A and C leave out (as he is lazy, as i have trouble).And the B's correct form is (she is or her). Why can't the B leave out?
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Absolute structure
Why is the D wrong? I know it can be used as postpositive attributes.But it doesn't matter if the 'given' can be used in absolute structure.
As important lecture _________ tomorrow, the professor has to study up late into the night to prepare for it.
A. to be given
B. will be given
C. is to be given
D. given
(the correct answer is A)
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