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Latest post Fri, Jun 25 2004 12:43 PM by Guest. 1 replies.
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Guest  +  34596 Fri, 25 Jun 04 12:43 PM
How can I easily explain to someone when to use has or as? At present, due to their dialect, they tend to use the word "as" instead of "has" when writing.
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miriam  +  34606 Fri, 25 Jun 04 02:38 PM
I'm sorry I'm not able to offer a solution to your problem.
But I'm intrigued now. What exactly do your students confuse? Is it the meaning of the words? Is it the spelling?

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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something." Plato
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