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What's the difference among as of/as to/as for

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Reply Sun 2 Jul, 2006 11:24 pm
What's the difference among "as of/as to/as for"?

It often confused me.
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Re: What's the difference among as of/as to/as for
kissme1930 wrote:
What's the difference among "as of/as to/as for"?

It often confused me.


Confuses me too.

The first is easier: "as of least week, I've given up tobacco."

The other two are interchangeable, in my opinion.
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