Hello there;
I wonder if can use a subject form without an “auxiliary verb” after the second as in the following sentence
I have as much money as my brothers
or without a “to be” verb
She is as much tired as I
Hello there;
I wonder if can use a subject form without an “auxiliary verb” after the second as in the following sentence
I have as much money as my brothers
or without a “to be” verb
She is as much tired as I
could please let me know that what is emphatic do?
Hi Lilish,
This sentence is fine:
but this one doesn’t work:
because you can’t use ‘much’ with ‘tired’ because you can’t really have a quantity of ‘tired’. You would have to say: She is as tired as I or in conversational language: She is as tired as me.
Alan
Is “she is as tired as i am.”
is a wrong sentence?
please clear the use of “as I”,“as me” and “as I am”.
thanks.
life is short and the world is wide so don’t get rest!!
Hi,
This sentence is fine: “she is as tired as I am.” ‘As I (am)’ is fine. I explained above that ‘as me’ would be conversational.
Alan