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Electrum Posted 14 years ago
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AS or WITH
I'm writing a novel that has this sentence:
"She's not in the same class as Nunu." class=quality, level
I have tne nagging feel that "with Nunu" would sound better.
This is royalty talking, so the choice must suit the King's English.
What do yoyu think?
"She's not in the same class as Nunu." class=quality, level
I have tne nagging feel that "with Nunu" would sound better.
This is royalty talking, so the choice must suit the King's English.
What do yoyu think?
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This is royalty talking, so the choice must suit the King's English. What do yoyu think? I don't know about the King's English, but I think you should stick with " as Nunu".
- This is royalty talking, so the choice must suit the King's English.
- What do yoyu think?
- I don't know about the King's English, but I think you should stick with " as Nunu".
- c45
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electrumI'm writing a novel that has this sentence:"She's not in the same class as Nunu." class=quality, levelI have tne nagging feel that "with Nunu" would sound better.This is royalty talking, so the choice must suit the King's English. What do yoyu think?
I don't know about the King's English, but I
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canadian45I don't know about the King's English, but I think you should stick with "as Nunu".I finally chose:
"She's not in a class with Nunu."
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