How is “you as a verb as adjective as you are” grammatically sound?
Is “you as” a grammatically sound sentence?
Wanting you a blessed day as lovely as you. I
think it is, but the first part of the sentence “Wishing you a day” feels off.
Why does changing the end of the word “…as you are” fix it?
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Where, “Wishing you a day as lovely as you” looks like a short way of saying “wishing you a day as lovely as you are]” If we are
okay with leaving out the first two parts “I am” & “What is], then we might also be okay with leaving out the last part “are”
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