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  1. Bernard M

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    Bernard M posted a topic in Your English language questions

    Hello, Is the expression " this computer is slow as a turtle" correct? It seems to that we should say "this computer is slow like a turtle. 'As' is used with the pattern as + subject + verb. Am I right or wrong? Thank you for your help.
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