Be vs Be about
Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2004 9:54 pm
Dear teacher,
John Moore in The Denver Post wrote: "The youngster's future as a Broadway star is about as inevitable as stars on a clear spring night."
Q : What is the difference between the sentence having "about" and the sentence without "about"? I think there is no difference. What do you think?
John Moore in The Denver Post wrote: "The youngster's future as a Broadway star is about as inevitable as stars on a clear spring night."
John Moore in The Denver Post wrote: "The youngster's future as a Broadway star is as inevitable as stars on a clear spring night."
All the best, :)
John Moore in The Denver Post wrote: "The youngster's future as a Broadway star is about as inevitable as stars on a clear spring night."
Q : What is the difference between the sentence having "about" and the sentence without "about"? I think there is no difference. What do you think?
John Moore in The Denver Post wrote: "The youngster's future as a Broadway star is about as inevitable as stars on a clear spring night."
John Moore in The Denver Post wrote: "The youngster's future as a Broadway star is as inevitable as stars on a clear spring night."
All the best, :)