This document discusses the usage of the phrase "as long as" in different contexts. It explains that "as long as" is used to indicate a condition or duration of time, and is not used comparatively. Examples are provided to illustrate using "as long as" to talk about the future with simple present tense, indicate duration, and emphasize something. The document encourages visiting the channel for more grammar videos.

1. ANR
Usage of “As long as”

2. We use “As long as” not as a comparative but as
a condition.

3.  You may borrow my book as long as you keep it
neatly.
 As long as you listen me, I’ll help you.
Please remember, we use simple present tense
for future actions.
ఈ సందర్భాలలో భవిష్యత్తు లో జరుగవలసిన పనులకు కూడా simple
present ని వభడడం జర్ిగింది.

4. We use “As long as” to talk about the
duration of time.

5.  Super fast train takes as long as 4 hrs. to reach
Visakhapatnam.
 Susi can dance as long as one hour without any
break.
 I can teach as long as two hours at a stretch.

6. We use “As long as” to emphasize.

7.  Mr. Prasad spoke as long as one hour!
 They supplied us water as long as half an hour!
 You should not trust these buses as they take as
long as three hours.

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