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Silak12 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
As close as vs closest
Hi, everyone.
Could someone tell me whether the two sentences mean the same?
This is as close as I have ever gotten to it.
This is the closest I have ever gotten to it.
Which one of the two is more formal and correct?
Thanks!
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They don't. This is as close as I have ever gotten to it. : he has been just as close at least one time before.
- They don't.
- This is as close as I have ever gotten to it.
- : he has been just as close at least one time before.
- This is the closest I have ever gotten to it.
- : beats all his other attempts
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They don't.
This is as close as I have ever gotten to it. : he has been just as close at least one time before.
This is the closest I have ever gotten to it. : beats all his other attempts
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