Can you write a sentence using the word 'as'?

Answer 1

hope it helps:

1.)As of now,your computer is experiencing technical difficulties.

2.)I was playing my guitar as she played her piano.

3.)Marge was as beautiful as her sister.

4.)Anne and I were as hungry as a pumpkin that time.

5.)I wish I could be as beautiful as that Girl.

Answer 2

Yes, the word "as" can certainly be used in the beginning of a sentence:

• As we have discussed, you will start the job next month.
• As long as you drink lots of water, you won't get dehydrated.
• As a matter of interest, have you read my latest email yet?
  

Answer 3

Honestly I believe that great writers can find a way to start a sentence anyway they please, but in most cases I would avoid starting a sentence with 'being as though' for the several reason. But I believe the one that you care the most about is that it simply does not sound right. Teachers today (Im gonna assume that this is for school) often time take off points for sentences that do not flow right or sound right even if the sentence is grammartically correct (there are so many grammar rules and some teachers who dont know them will take off points. I had one teacher in high school that was from Pakistan that knew basic grammar but if you tried to be fancy and included commas she would take off points.....but i digress). I would stick to 'As a result....', 'Thus...'. and maybe even "Due to this...' instead.

Answer 4

Yes. As they were short of money they chose the cheaper pen. As far as I am aware, that is correct.

Answer 5

No never!

Or, more correctly: yes. There is no word in English that cannot begin a sentence.

Answer 6

You could, but it is not correct grammar. If you ask most English teachers, they will tell you that you should not begin a sentence with and.

Answer 7

No answer, still looking for catching a clue for that

Answer 8

As per company guidelines, I've planned a meeting with our top municipal officials for tomorrow.