“Whereas” vs. “Where As”

Writing-Update

While editing The Curse of Judas I stumbled upon this conundrum.  So I did a little research.

Whereas

If you can substitute the word “while” then it is okay to use “whereas” as one word.  If you cannot, then use “where as” as two words.

I stumbled upon a very interesting blog post while I was researching.  If you want to learn more about the history of “whereas”, head over to the link below.

https://jeremybutterfield.wordpress.com/2016/03/01/whereas-or-where-as-one-word-or-two/https://jeremybutterfield.wordpress.com/2016/03/01/whereas-or-where-as-one-word-or-two/

Happy writing my friends!

Published by Cynthia Brandel

Published author and founder of https://cynthiabrandel.com, Cynthia has captivated the world with her works of fiction including The Sanctorian Series and her latest work, The Revenant City Series. Lover of young adult reads and fantasy reads, Cynthia has transformed her passions into a full-time career.

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