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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Are the words in brackets OPTIONAL whch word to use?

Could you tell me which word you would use and if the word in brackets are optional?

- Eating in cost less/is less expensive than eating out.

- She lives in the same house as me./I do.

- She makes more money than the amount of merchandise we sell./than what we sell.

- These jeans might look good on you but it all depends (on) what you wear it with.

- You know your husband loves you when he wants you to be more comfortable than (he) himself.

- I know you well for (someone who's known you) 3 months.

- Why do you keep talking about that. I don't see the connection./what the connection is.

- In his movies you never know who the good guy is and who guy is/who the good and bad guys are.

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