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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
As much of a
Which are correct:
1-He is as much of a detective as a journalist.
2-He is as much a detective as a journalist.
(Meaing: He is equally a detective and a journalist.)
3-They are as much of detectives as journalists.
4-They are as much detectives as journalists.
5-They are as much detective as journalist.
(Meaing: They are equally detectives and journalists.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-He is as much of a detective as a journalist.
2-He is as much a detective as a journalist.
(Meaing: He is equally a detective and a journalist.)
3-They are as much of detectives as journalists.
4-They are as much detectives as journalists.
5-They are as much detective as journalist.
(Meaing: They are equally detectives and journalists.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
1 and 3 may be heard in casual conversation, but they are not careful grammar.
- 1 and 3 may be heard in casual conversation, but they are not careful grammar.
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1 and 3 may be heard in casual conversation, but they are not careful grammar.
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Thank you Mr. Micawber.
So are the other ones incorrect through and through?
So are the other ones incorrect through and through?
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