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As is a short word but it can be a preposition, a conjunction, or an adverb. It is used in different contexts in English grammar. 1. The Preposition 'As', Functions. 'As' shows the purpose; 'As' shows the function; 'As' shows the characteristic; 'As' shows the similarity; 'As' means 'for instance.'.
12 Tense Chart with rules and examples and formula in English. All tenses are shown in the table format you can easily remember.
A tenses chart is a visual representation or table that displays the various verb tenses in a language along with their structures, examples, rules, and common usage. It serves as a concise reference guide for learners and users of the language to understand how verbs change to convey different time frames— past, present, and future.
As is a preposition or a conjunction. As as a preposition. We use as with a noun to refer to the role or purpose of a person or thing: I worked as a waiter when I was a student. Most of us did. Not: I worked like a waiter … [The Daily Telegraph is a British newspaper] The Daily Telegraph appointed Trevor Grove as its Sunday editor.
When we use 'as' for similarity, it's not followed by a noun or pronoun. I love coffee, as Julie. However, when we use 'as' to mean a role or job (it's followed by a noun in this case), then we can't use 'like'.
Grammar explanation. as and like are often confused since they can both be used for comparisons. There are, however, important differences. Making comparisons. as + adjective + as and as much as. We often use the structure as + adjective + as or as much as to say if something has, or doesn't have, the same amount of that quality as something else.
Main uses of as: • Comparative which denotes equality: He is as old as I am. We are the same age. She's wearing the same shirt as I am. We're both wearing the same shirt. I drink as much as he does. We both drink the same amount. Your car is twice as large as mine. • Introducing a clause: as you know like you (already) know.
