Can subject in subordinated clause be omitted if it's same as in main clause even if verb isn't be-copular? E.g.:
It's helpful as removes pain.
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Sign up to join this communityNo, the subject can't be removed, but you can use a pronoun instead of repeating the subject noun. For example:
Aspirin is helpful, as it removes pain.