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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Comparison of adjectives
which of the following is correct?
We ate fish often when we lived in Hawaii.
or
We ate fish more often when we lived in Hawaii.
and is this sentence structure correct?
This is the good anecdote for that disease.
thank you!
We ate fish often when we lived in Hawaii.
or
We ate fish more often when we lived in Hawaii.
and is this sentence structure correct?
This is the good anecdote for that disease.
thank you!
Top answer
-- This is a correct absolute statement. -- This is a correct comparative statement; another seafood-eating location is implied in the context. This is a good antidote for that disease.
- -- This is a correct absolute statement.
- -- This is a correct comparative statement; another seafood-eating location is implied in the context.
- This is a good antidote for that disease.
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We ate fish often when we lived in Hawaii.-- This is a correct absolute statement.
We ate fish more often when we lived in Hawaii.-- This is a correct comparative statement; another seafood-eating location is implied in the context.
This is a good antidote for that disease.
We ate fish more often when we lived in Hawaii.-- This is a correct comparative statement; another seafood-eating location is implied in the context.
This is a good antidote for that disease.
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is this correct also? This is the best antidote for that disease.
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