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Gustavo K Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Comparisons
Hello!
I'd like to know if it's right to say in English:
1) That motorcycle is noisier than fast.
2) That motorcycle makes more noise than runs.
3) I've never seen such a noisy motorcycle like (that/it).
Is there another way of expressing the same idea? Would you give me an example, please?
Thank you!!!
Gustavo
I'd like to know if it's right to say in English:
1) That motorcycle is noisier than fast.
2) That motorcycle makes more noise than runs.
3) I've never seen such a noisy motorcycle like (that/it).
Is there another way of expressing the same idea? Would you give me an example, please?
Thank you!!!
Gustavo
Top answer
I've never seen such a noisy motorcycle! That motorcycle is more noisy than [it is] fast!
- I've never seen such a noisy motorcycle!
- That motorcycle is more noisy than [it is] fast!
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I've never seen such a noisy motorcycle!
That motorcycle is more noisy than [it is] fast!
That motorcycle is more noisy than [it is] fast!
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