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Hanuman_2000 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Costly
Hello,
1.No other metal is as costly as gold. ( Change the degree of the adjective)
A. Gold is costlier than any other metal.
OR
No other metal is costlier than gold.
B. Gold is the costliest metal.
OR
Gold is the costliest of all metal.
Are both alternatives correct?
Thanks.
1.No other metal is as costly as gold. ( Change the degree of the adjective)
A. Gold is costlier than any other metal.
OR
No other metal is costlier than gold.
B. Gold is the costliest metal.
OR
Gold is the costliest of all metal.
Are both alternatives correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
The last should read 'of all metals'; otherwise, they are fine.
- The last should read 'of all metals'; otherwise, they are fine.
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The last should read 'of all metals'; otherwise, they are fine.
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