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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
conjunction and comparative
My house has have more doors, windows, and lights than john's house.
In USA, there are more drivers and traffic lights than Qatar.
In USA, there are more drivers, large roads, and traffic lights than Qatar.
so are these sentences right we must repeat writing the word "more" ?
note : comparing large roads I mean number of roads not the size.
In USA, there are more drivers and traffic lights than Qatar.
In USA, there are more drivers, large roads, and traffic lights than Qatar.
so are these sentences right we must repeat writing the word "more" ?
note : comparing large roads I mean number of roads not the size.
Top answer
With these corrections, the sentences are okay. " My house has have more doors, windows, and lights than J ohn's house. In the USA, there are more drivers and traffic lights than in Qatar.
- With these corrections, the sentences are okay.
- " My house has have more doors, windows, and lights than J ohn's house.
- In the USA, there are more drivers and traffic lights than in Qatar.
- In the USA, there are more drivers, large roads, and traffic lights than in Qatar.
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With these corrections, the sentences are okay. You do not have to keep repeating "more."
My house has have more doors, windows, and lights than John's house.
In the USA, there are more drivers and traffic lights than in Qatar.
In the USA, there are more drivers, large roads, and traffic lights than in Q
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Missed that! Thanks. (I think I was distracted by the cod sensationalism.)0
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