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Kilimanjaro Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
at/in the backest etc..
Hello,
How do we make a comparative sentence using "back, rigt, left, front etc."? For example; are the following sentences possible? What alternatives do we have to denote the degree of prepositions?
a) Jane is sitting at / in the backest (or in the furthest back)
b) Take the frontest one.
c) I want the righest / leftist one etc....(or the furthest right / left )
Thanks
Kili
How do we make a comparative sentence using "back, rigt, left, front etc."? For example; are the following sentences possible? What alternatives do we have to denote the degree of prepositions?
a) Jane is sitting at / in the backest (or in the furthest back)
b) Take the frontest one.
c) I want the righest / leftist one etc....(or the furthest right / left )
Thanks
Kili
Top answer
Jane is sitting nearest the back (of the room). Jane is sitting farthest back (in the room). Take the first one.
- Jane is sitting nearest the back (of the room).
- Jane is sitting farthest back (in the room).
- Take the first one.
- Take the one nearest the front.
- Take the last one.
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Jane is sitting nearest the back (of the room).
Jane is sitting farthest back (in the room).
Take the first one.
Take the one nearest the front.
Take the last one.
Take the one nearest the back.
I want the one farthest (on the) right.
I want the one farthest (on the) left.
I want the one nearest the right end/side.
I want the one nea
Jane is sitting farthest back (in the room).
Take the first one.
Take the one nearest the front.
Take the last one.
Take the one nearest the back.
I want the one farthest (on the) right.
I want the one farthest (on the) left.
I want the one nearest the right end/side.
I want the one nea
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