kelvinho8
Sometimes we start a sentence by writing "As such...", what does it mean actually? and how do we use it? I know that there must be something associated with the last sentence, right?
Jul 13, 2011 3:59 PM
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As such when correctly used is like a way of mentioning the noun before it without saying it again. In other words it replaces it. We were a bunch of rowdy, cocky teenagers, as such(as rowdy cocky teenagers), we often caused trouble. The decision making was left up to a bunch of idiots, as such ( as a bunch of idiots), they ended up deciding by picking straws. As such is often misused as a substitute for 'therefore'. using it in this way this is incorrect
July 13, 2011
as such a. in the capacity previously specified or understood a judge as such hasn't so much power b. in itself or themselves intelligence as such can't guarantee success www.thefreedictionary.com
July 13, 2011
In the true or exact meaning.
July 13, 2011
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