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Ahn Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
as much influence as
Had an age where economic strength shows more power than military force arrived, EU could have exerted as much influence as the US.
I wonder if the expression, 'as much influence as the us' ,makes sense and if this full sentence is understandable.
I wonder if the expression, 'as much influence as the us' ,makes sense and if this full sentence is understandable.
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Yes, it's perfect.
- Yes, it's perfect.
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Ahn, there's nothing grammatically incorrect, but I would not have had to work as hard to understand if you had started with "If" instead of "Had," and used "era" instead of "age." Also, perhaps "shows" could be "holds"?
EU residents, do you not use "the"?
If an era where (or "in which") economic strength holds more power than military force (had) arrived, the(?) EU could have ex
EU residents, do you not use "the"?
If an era where (or "in which") economic strength holds more power than military force (had) arrived, the(?) EU could have ex
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Thank you, Marius Hancu and Grammar Geek.
I'll correct the sentence as you adivced.
I'll correct the sentence as you adivced.
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Again, it did not need correction. My comments are suggestions only!
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