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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Comparative degree
"I am weaker in French than you are in Spanish."
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
What does it mean ?
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
What does it mean ?
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Yes the sentence is fine John: My French is really weak Anne: so is my Spanish John : But I am weaker in French than you are in Spanish. John believes that Anne's Spanish is stronger than his French. Anne knows more Spanish than John knows French.
- Yes the sentence is fine John: My French is really weak Anne: so is my Spanish John : But I am weaker in French than you are in Spanish.
- John believes that Anne's Spanish is stronger than his French.
- Anne knows more Spanish than John knows French.
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Yes the sentence is fine
John: My French is really weak
Anne: so is my Spanish
John : But I am weaker in French than you are in Spanish.
John believes that Anne's Spanish is stronger than his French.
Anne knows more Spanish than John knows French.
John: My French is really weak
Anne: so is my Spanish
John : But I am weaker in French than you are in Spanish.
John believes that Anne's Spanish is stronger than his French.
Anne knows more Spanish than John knows French.
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