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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
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Are they correct to say about it? Are they better way to say about it?

1) The level of the particle rate is not that high as much as you do not need to wear a mask.

2) The level of the particle rate is not enough high to wear a mask.

I am trying to say that you do not need to wear a mask because the particle rate is not that serious.

Are they correct to say about it? Are they better way to say about it?

Thank you!
  

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messier42 Are they correct to say it ? No. messier42 Are there better ways to say it ?

— Mister Micawber

  • messier42 Are they correct to say it ?
  • No.
  • messier42 Are there better ways to say it ?
  • Yes: 1) The particle rate is not so high that you need to wear a mask.
  • 2) The particle level is not high enough to wear a mask.
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messier42Are they correct to say it?
No.
messier42Are there better ways to say it?
Yes:

1) The particle rate is not so high that you need to wear a mask.
2) The particle level is not high enough to wear a mask.
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Am I understanding correctly?

A : " Is it too cold out there?", Do you think we need to bundle up tight?

B: " I do not think we need to wear thick clothes. The tempearture is not so low that you need to bundle up tight."
or
B:" I do not think we need to wear thick clothes. The tempearture is not low enough to bundle up tight"

What abou this?

B: " It is n
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A : "Is it too cold out there? Do you think we need to bundle up?"
B: "I don't think we need to wear thick clothes. The temperature is not so low that you need to bundle up."
or
B: "I don't think we need to wear thick clothes. The temperature is not low enough to bundle up."
or
B: (X) "It is not such a high temperature tha
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