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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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english grammar
he was more rapacious than a griffin. (make it negative without changing the meaning)
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than" phrasing while preserving the meaning is to reverse the sentence order. A griffin is less rapacious than he is. A griffin is not as rapacious as he is.
- than" phrasing while preserving the meaning is to reverse the sentence order.
- A griffin is less rapacious than he is.
- A griffin is not as rapacious as he is.
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It depends on what they mean by "make it negative." The simplest way to undo the "more...than" phrasing while preserving the meaning is to reverse the sentence order.
A griffin is less rapacious than he is.
A griffin is not as rapacious as he is.
Does this help?
A griffin is less rapacious than he is.
A griffin is not as rapacious as he is.
Does this help?
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