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Takehisa Tanaka Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Could you help me understand this sentence?
Could you help me understand this sentence?
This sentence is a sentence example from my grammar book:
"I am convinced that you will find none better to advise you, for she has had much experience in industrial negotiations."
I can't figure out the meanings of this part, "you will find none better to advise you."
Could you tell me, please?
This sentence is a sentence example from my grammar book:
"I am convinced that you will find none better to advise you, for she has had much experience in industrial negotiations."
I can't figure out the meanings of this part, "you will find none better to advise you."
Could you tell me, please?
Top answer
It means there is no one better than she, so you will not be able to find anyone better than she. You will find none better than she to advise you.
- It means there is no one better than she, so you will not be able to find anyone better than she.
- You will find none better than she to advise you.
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It means there is no one better than she, so you will not be able to find anyone better than she. You will find none better than she to advise you.
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Oh! I got it.
Thanks, Englishmaven.
That is the same as:
"You will find no one who advises you better than she does
Thanks, Englishmaven.
That is the same as:
"You will find no one who advises you better than she does
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