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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Correct my sentences please
Person A: There are so many cats in my city.
Person B: There are definitely more where I live.
Person A: I agree. There's nowhere near as many cats as where you live.
Do all of them make sense? Does the last sentence imply the city where Person B lives has more cats than where Person A lives?
Thank you so much.
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anonymous Do all of them make sense? As a casual conversation, it is fine. anonymous Does the last sentence imply the city where Person B lives has more cats than where Person A lives?
- anonymous Do all of them make sense?
- As a casual conversation, it is fine.
- anonymous Does the last sentence imply the city where Person B lives has more cats than where Person A lives?
- Yes.
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anonymousDo all of them make sense?
As a casual conversation, it is fine.
anonymous Does the last sentence imply the city where Person B lives has more cats than where Person A lives?
Yes.
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