Such as followed by a sentence or a phrase?

1. Representation is an example.

It means "for example, and so on, like ......."like or for example.

2. It means "like ......such".

where as is used as a relative pronoun.

Guiding definite clauses.

As is used as a subject or object in a definite clause. Also, don't replace the as in the structure with like in the Chinese sense.

3. It means "everything......people (or things)", all ......people (things)".

It means everything that, all those, those that (who), etc. where such is a precedent.

as is a relative pronoun.

4. Used as a relative pronoun.

Sometimes such as whole is used as a relative pronoun to guide the definite clause.

5. For such....as to

do sth, which indicates the result, where the such of the socks is the qualifier of good forest, and as to do sth indicates the result.

For example, it was such a loud noise as to wake everybody in the house

It was so loud that everyone in the room was woken up.

you shouldn’t put such high prices as to frighten your customers off.

You shouldn't ask for such a high price that you scare customers away.

such…In that clause structure, the central word followed by such.

is a noun, and there are three compositions:

such + a an + (adjective) + countable noun singular + that clause.

He is such an excellent student that every teacher likes him

He was such a good student that every teacher liked him.

such + adjective) + countable noun plural + that clause.

For example, they are such excellent students that every teacher like them

They are such good students that every teacher loves them.

Usage: Guide the result to talk about the adverbial clause.

such + adjective) + uncountable noun.

That clause Usage: Lead the result adverbial clause.

Example: it such goods weather that we want to go out to playThe weather was so good that we wanted to go outside and play.

Both. Such as means for example, for example, for example, such as, for example, which means an example, followed directly by the example that needs to be given.

Such as is followed by the ing form of the verb and is used as a noun after such as because as is a preposition followed by a gerund.

Make an object. Such as can also be added to the verb form, but it is less common.

Sometimes such as whole is used as a relative pronoun.

It is used to guide the definite clause.

For example: we had hoped to give you a chance such as nobody else ever hadWe would have liked to give you a chance that no one else has ever had.

Such as can be followed by a phrase or sentence.

Usage is rotten early to ride:

1. When it means "like ......such", where as is used as a relative pronoun.

Guiding definite clauses.

As is used as a subject or object in a definite clause. Also, don't replace the as in this structure with like as you mean in Chinese.

For example: he is not such a fool as he looks

He's not as stupid as he seems.

2. It means "everything......people (or things)", all ......"everything that, all those, those that (who)" and so on. where such is a precedent.

as is a relative pronoun.

Take such (things) as you need

Take what you need.

3. Sometimes such as whole is used as a relative pronoun to guide the definite clause.

For example, we had hoped to give you a chance such as nobody else ever had

We would have liked to give you a chance that no one else has ever had.

4. For such....as to do sth, which indicates the result, where the following is a qualifier and as to do sth indicates the result.

For example, it was such a loud noise as to wake everybody in the house

It was so loud that everyone in the room was woken up.

1. Such as means that when enumerated, it is followed by a noun or phrase.

2. When it means "like......Such", where as is used as a relative pronoun to guide the definite verbal clause, and as is used as a subject or object in the definite clause. Also, don't replace the as in the structure with like in the Chinese sense. Such as:

he is not such a fool as he looks.He's not as stupid as he seems.

3., means "everything......People (or things) "disliminate" all ......"everything that, all those, those that (who)" and so on. where such is a antecedent and as is a relative pronoun.

Take such (things) as you needTake what you need.

4.Sometimes such as whole is used as a relative pronoun to guide the definite clause. Such as:

we had hoped to give you a chance such as nobody else ever had.We would have liked to give you a chance that no one else has ever had.

5. For such....As to do sth, which indicates the result of the demolition of the bridge state, where the following is a qualifier, and as to do sth indicates the result. Such as:

it was such a loud noise as to wake everybody in the house.It was so loud that everyone in the room was woken up.

such as

Reading: English [s t z] American [s t z] Explanation: For example; Such as.

Usage: such industries as adhesives

Such countries as Denmark.

adjectives such as adjectives.

It's okay to add a phrase, add a sentence no!As is a preposition.

Such as can be followed by a phrase or sentence.

Usage: 1. When it means "like ......Such", where as is used as a relative pronoun, leading to a predicative clause, and as is used as a subject or object in a definite clause. Also, don't replace the as in the structure with like in the Chinese sense.

For example: he is not such a fool as he looks

He's not as stupid as he seems.

2. It means "everything......(or hunger for things)", all ......"everything that, all those, those that (who)" and so on. where such is a antecedent and as is a relative pronoun.

Take such (things) as you need

Take what you need.

3. Sometimes such as whole is used as a relative pronoun to lead to a leading clause.

For example, we had hoped to give you a chance such as nobody else ever had

We would have liked to give you a chance that no one else has ever had.

4. For such....as to do sth, which indicates the result, where the following is a qualifier and as to do sth indicates the result.

For example, it was such a loud noise as to wake everybody in the house

It was so loud that everyone in the room was woken up.