0
Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Comparatively VS Necessary
I am under the impression when we compare two things, then we use the word “comparatively”….
Here is the deal, that in today’s world it is necessary/Important for teams to do workout. ( is it right sentence) ?????
In which sense, we can use word "comparatively" with workout in above sentence.
Here is the deal, that in today’s world it is necessary/Important for teams to do workout. ( is it right sentence) ?????
In which sense, we can use word "comparatively" with workout in above sentence.
Top answer
Hi, I am under the impression when we compare two things, then we use the word “comparatively”…. You can use the word to indicate that you are comparing two things, eg Fred does not have a lot of money. Comparatively, Tom is rich.
- Hi, I am under the impression when we compare two things, then we use the word “comparatively”….
- You can use the word to indicate that you are comparing two things, eg Fred does not have a lot of money.
- Comparatively, Tom is rich.
- Or you can do an explicit comparison, eg Tom is richer than Fred.
- Here is the deal, that in today’s world it is necessary/Important for teams to do a workout.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
Hi,
I am under the impression when we compare two things, then we use the word “comparatively”….
You can use the word to indicate that you are comparing two things, eg Fred does not have a lot of money. Comparatively, Tom is rich.
Or you can do an explicit comparison, eg Tom is richer than Fred.
I am under the impression when we compare two things, then we use the word “comparatively”….
You can use the word to indicate that you are comparing two things, eg Fred does not have a lot of money. Comparatively, Tom is rich.
Or you can do an explicit comparison, eg Tom is richer than Fred.
00
Here is the deal, that in today’s world it is necessary/Important for teams to do a workout. ( is it right sentence) ????? What two things or situations are you trying to compare here? Teams today versus teams 20 years ago? Are you saying that it was not necessary for teams to do a workout 20 years ago?
0
Related Questions