piyush_89 wrote:
Hi Payal,
Can you please provide some insight into how to deal with statements which compare the quantity of two objects using "as".
Eg.: "This rock weighs twice as much as that one."
In these cases, I find the concept of "clause with a verb" after "as" not applicable. Kindly help.
The example you have mentioned is of the idiomatic usage of "as...as...".
"As" with clause and " like" with noun is altogether a different topic.
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