看到有人問一個我沒看過的句型所以查了一下,還真的有:(主要是 noun + as clause, 其中的noun沒有單複形變化,也不需要加冠詞)
"Practical English Usage", by M.S. 3rd edition
71 as and though: speical word orderUPDATE: 2/28/2019
adjective/adverb/noun + as clause
As and though can be used in a special structure .... In this case they both mean 'although', and suggest an emphatic contrast. (In AmE only as is normally used like this; though is unusual.)
Cold as/though it was, we went out. (=Although it was very cold, ...)Occasionally as ... to mean 'because'.
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Scot though she was, she supported the English team.
.....In American English, as ... as is common.
As cold as it was, we went out.
"Practical English Usage" 4th edition 的這部份有更新。基本上就是加註接在 noun 之後的只有 though 的用法,as 不行。END of update
後來我換找The Corpus of Contemporary American English,換了幾個patterns去找,總算找到了一個,但是那是引一段"Oliver Twist"的內容,也是"古書":
Child as he was, he was desperate with hunger, and reckless with misery. He rose from the table; and advancing to the master, basin and spoon in hand, said: somewhat alarmed at his own temerity:同一句也有"Child though he was, he ..."的版本,只是例子只有兩個。
'Please, sir, I want some more.'
對了,Longman 上頭也有這條,只是沒有noun + as clause的例句。
http://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/as_2其它(大本)字典也有。 例句少些而已。(目前正在想辦法找近代些的例子)
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6 though:
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- As popular as he is, .....
https://www.usingenglish.com/forum/threads/269244-One-sentence-has-two-clause-but-no-any-conjunction?p=1476038&viewfull=1#post1476038
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... concessive clause.
1. "Bad as he is, he has some good points."
a. He says that some people now prefer the subjunctive: "Bad as he may be, he has some good points."
2. ... in older English ... would have been: "As bad as he is, ...."
3. .... first "as" has disappeared.
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