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Yoong Liat Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
general grammar
Hi guys
Atlas is the strongest man in the world.
Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?
Altas is stronger than any man in the world.
Atlas is the strongest man in the world.
Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?
Altas is stronger than any man in the world.
Top answer
" IMO, yes.
- " IMO, yes.
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Hi
stronger than any other man in the world
"Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?" IMO, yes.
stronger than any other man in the world
"Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?" IMO, yes.
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Yoong LiatHi guysHi,
Atlas is the strongest man in the world.
Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?
Altas is stronger than any man in the world.
Although the grammar of both sentences is correct, the meaning is not exactly equal. One is comparative while the other is imperative.
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Hi
Atlas is the strongest man in the world.
Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?
Altas is stronger than any man in the world.
Hi
stronger than any other man in the world
"Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?" IMO, yes.
Do you mean that the sentence can be rephrased either as Altas
Atlas is the strongest man in the world.
Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?
Altas is stronger than any man in the world.
Hi
stronger than any other man in the world
"Is it correct to rephrase the sentence as follows?" IMO, yes.
Do you mean that the sentence can be rephrased either as Altas
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Hi guys,
I have two non-grammatical reactions to this.
First, I know about Atlas, but who's this guy Altas?
Second, Atlas wasn't a man. He was a Titan.
Best wishes, Clive
I have two non-grammatical reactions to this.
First, I know about Atlas, but who's this guy Altas?
Second, Atlas wasn't a man. He was a Titan.
Best wishes, Clive
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