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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Are the following sentences correct?

Suppose Peter considers a problem very difficult and Paul considers it difficult but not very difficult. How do I compare what they think? Are the following sentences correct?

1. Peter considers the problem more difficult than what Paul considers it.

2. Peter considers the problem more difficult than what Paul considers it to be.

If neither is correct then what could you give me a correct one?
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Anonymous: Are the following sentences correct? Both are clunky and non-native at least. Anonymous could you give me a correct one?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous: Are the following sentences correct?
  • Both are clunky and non-native at least.
  • Anonymous could you give me a correct one?
  • Peter considers the problem more difficult than Paul does.
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Anonymous: Are the following sentences correct?
Both are clunky and non-native at least.
Anonymouscould you give me a correct one?
Peter considers the problem more difficult than Paul does.
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