How do you use "as...as"
Which one is correct? and why?
1. A is as good as B.
2. A is as good as B is.
3. A is as good as is B.
Thank you!
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Answer #1 is best. We don't need to add the second "is" like in your Answer #2, because it is implied. When things are equal, we use the "as...as" form, or "the same... as" (although we often have to change the terms, e.g., "John is as old as Mary / John is the same age as Mary").
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1) A is as good as B
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I choose A.
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