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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Comparative + that clause
Are these sentences correct:
1-I am looking for a smaller shirt than the yellow T-shirt that will fit me tightly.
2-I am looking for something smaller than the yellow T-shirt that will fit me tightly.
(The smaller shirt is supposed to "fit me tightly')
3-I need a more knowledgeable teacher than John who can explain this problem to me.
4-I need someone more knowledgeable than John who can explain this problem to me.
(The more knowledgeable teacher is supposed to be able to explain this problem to me.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-I am looking for a smaller shirt than the yellow T-shirt that will fit me tightly.
2-I am looking for something smaller than the yellow T-shirt that will fit me tightly.
(The smaller shirt is supposed to "fit me tightly')
3-I need a more knowledgeable teacher than John who can explain this problem to me.
4-I need someone more knowledgeable than John who can explain this problem to me.
(The more knowledgeable teacher is supposed to be able to explain this problem to me.)
Gratefully,
Navi.
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