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The movement of electrons is caused by creating a higher posive electric charge at one point on a conductor than "exists" at another point on the same conductor.
1. What is the subject of the verb exists? Is it electric charge?
2. How to create this "than + verb" form? Can the verb go with any nouns in a sentence?
The movement of electrons is caused by creating a higher posive electric charge at one point on a conductor than "exists" at another point on the same conductor.
1. What is the subject of the verb exists? Is it electric charge?
2. How to create this "than + verb" form? Can the verb go with any nouns in a sentence?
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onizo 1. What is the subject of the verb exists? Is it electric charge?
- onizo 1.
- What is the subject of the verb exists?
- Is it electric charge?
- Yes.
- onizo 2.
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onizo1. What is the subject of the verb exists? Is it electric charge?Yes.
onizo2. How to create this "than + verb" form? Can the verb go with any nouns in a sentence?Probably not, but it is just a matter of omitting the second occurrence of the noun.
I like more girls than (girls who) are in my class.
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