I came across this question at Yahoo Knowledge. The asker is asking whether we should use “as” or “that” to fill in the blank of the sentence below.
It is such a golden opportunity __ you should not miss.
I thought that both “as” and “that” are right. The reasons that I believe you can use either “as” or “that” are stated below.
as (pronoun, used relatively) = that; who; which (usually prec. by such or the same)
See http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/as
For example:
(1) I have such a nightmare that I cannot escape from.
= I have such a nightmare as I cannot escape from.
=> I cannot escape from such a nightmare.
** "that" and “as” are both pronouns indicating "nightmare".
(2) It is such a golden opportunity that you should not miss.
= It is such a golden opportunity as you should not miss. => You should not miss such a golden opportunity. **"that" and “as” are both pronouns indicating "a golden opportunity". (3) It is such a poor performance that I cannot bear watching. It is such a poor performance as I cannot bear watching. => I cannot bear watching such a poor performance
(4) I have the same trouble as you had. ** 版權所有 - Elisa
=I have the same trouble that you had.
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