As was his custom, he knocked three times. in Oxford online dictionary, there is a sentence: As was his custom, he knocked three times. has ellipsis been used in this sentence? if yes, what is the lengthened form of the sentence? |
Re: As was his custom, he knocked three times. No - this is subject verb inversion, not ellipsis. the use of inversion after "as" has already been discussed as part of a longer question, which you can find here : http://www.eslhq.com/forums/esl-foru...emerson-47048/ |
Re: As was his custom, he knocked three times. sorry for having omitting that thread the first time read it I was none the wiser. I have read it once more, and your answer is really excellent. Thank you very much indeed. |
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