Closest
Close as in don’t know who’s going to win.
Which is correct please,
Of the 3 football games, this one is the closest.
Of the 3 football games, this is the closest one.
Thank you
Top answer
Note that these sentences imply that all three games are ongoing simultaneously; if any of the games have concluded, their closeness would be described in the past tense. Both sentences are grammatically viable, but the first sentence sounds more natural.
- Note that these sentences imply that all three games are ongoing simultaneously; if any of the games have concluded, their closeness would be described in the past tense.
- Both sentences are grammatically viable, but the first sentence sounds more natural.
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Note that these sentences imply that all three games are ongoing simultaneously; if any of the games have concluded, their closeness would be described in the past tense.
Both sentences are grammatically viable, but the first sentence sounds more natural.
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