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25 May 2019, 02:57
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Pls explain when to use “as well as” and when to use “and”
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25 May 2019, 08:49
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Both can be fine. Oftentimes, writers can use them in combination as a technique to vary the language used. But one is not necessarily right or wrong all the time.
For example:
I want to go drive and go to the park.
I want to drive as well as go to the park.
I want to drive and go to the park, as well as eat some lunch on the way there. --> used in combination to vary sentence structure
So think of it is as a literary technique, rather than one approach is right and the other is wrong.
For example:
I want to go drive and go to the park.
I want to drive as well as go to the park.
I want to drive and go to the park, as well as eat some lunch on the way there. --> used in combination to vary sentence structure
So think of it is as a literary technique, rather than one approach is right and the other is wrong.
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