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Surfer Posted 13 years ago
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as.. than?
Hello, everyone.
I came across the following reading some car review:
"The benchmark zero-to-62-mph (100km/h) is achieved in a respectable 7.2 seconds. The initial urgency away from the line has as much to do with BMW efforts in keeping weight in check than the electric motor's 184 lb-ft of torque, which by comparison's sake is 7 lb-ft more than the turbocharged 1.6-liter gasoline engine used in the Mini Cooper S."
Than? Not as? ..What does that mean?
Thank you.
I came across the following reading some car review:
"The benchmark zero-to-62-mph (100km/h) is achieved in a respectable 7.2 seconds. The initial urgency away from the line has as much to do with BMW efforts in keeping weight in check than the electric motor's 184 lb-ft of torque, which by comparison's sake is 7 lb-ft more than the turbocharged 1.6-liter gasoline engine used in the Mini Cooper S."
Than? Not as? ..What does that mean?
Thank you.
Top answer
It should be 'as'.
- It should be 'as'.
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