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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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COMPARATIVE AS/SUCH..AS
HI! I I would like to know if the following sentences are grammatically correct:
This restaurant has as good food as the other one down the street.
This restaurant has such good food as the other one down the street.
thanks!
This restaurant has as good food as the other one down the street.
This restaurant has such good food as the other one down the street.
thanks!
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The first one is possible; the second one is not in the affirmative, though the negative is OK: This restaurant doesn't have such good food as the other one down the street.
- The first one is possible; the second one is not in the affirmative, though the negative is OK: This restaurant doesn't have such good food as the other one down the street.
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The first one is possible; the second one is not in the affirmative, though the negative is OK:
This restaurant doesn't have such good food as the other one down the street.
This restaurant doesn't have such good food as the other one down the street.
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