No you can't us "as " that way. As he came into the house, something else happened. As, here, would mean while or at the same time as.1) The way he entered the house was unusual.
2) As he came in to the home was unusual.
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1) The way he eats meat is strange.
2) As he eats meat is pretty strange.![]()
Thank you for answer.As, here, could mean "since".
Thanks a lot)Yes, 'how' works in these sentences.
As far as I'm concerned, you can't make up a "wh-cleft" sentence with words other than "wh". That's why "as" is incorrect in your case.What about "how"(not "as")?
Heypresto got what I had meant. I meant a "how" not "when"-clause sentence.As far as I'm concerned, you can't make up a "wh-cleft" sentence with words other than "wh". That's why "as" is incorrect in your case.
"Wh-word" is any word from: what, who(m), whose, when, where, why, how (except "whether").I meant a "how" not "when"-clause sentence.