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Grammar
comparative forms
I am trying to compare two cities using comparative forms. Please correct me. Thanks a lot in advance.
The average rainffall of Seoul is two times as big as Tokyo with 100 mm.
Seouls' population is three times bigger than Tokyo's.
The population density of Seoul is three times as big as Tokyo's.
The average rainffall of Seoul is two times as big as Tokyo with 100 mm.
Seouls' population is three times bigger than Tokyo's.
The population density of Seoul is three times as big as Tokyo's.
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The average rainfall in Seoul, at 100 mm/month, is twice that of Tokyo. Seoul's population is three times greater/larger than Tokyo's. The population density of Seoul is three times that of Tokyo.
- The average rainfall in Seoul, at 100 mm/month, is twice that of Tokyo.
- Seoul's population is three times greater/larger than Tokyo's.
- The population density of Seoul is three times that of Tokyo.
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The average rainfall in Seoul, at 100 mm/month, is twice that of Tokyo.
Seoul's population is three times greater/larger than Tokyo's.
The population density of Seoul is three times that of Tokyo.
Seoul's population is three times greater/larger than Tokyo's.
The population density of Seoul is three times that of Tokyo.
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