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Contiluo Posted 16 years ago
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1. Which of the option is acceptable, (1) or (2) ?
________ me, her books are more interesting than any other books.
(1) To (2) For
2. Is the following sentence acceptable ?
Oscar is the quietest of all the students in my class.
________ me, her books are more interesting than any other books.
(1) To (2) For
2. Is the following sentence acceptable ?
Oscar is the quietest of all the students in my class.
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Hi,
1. Which of the option is acceptable, (1) or (2) ?
________ me, her books are more interesting than any other books.
(1) To (2) For
Both are OK. I prefer 'to'.
It's not good style to repeat the word 'books' like this.
1. Which of the option is acceptable, (1) or (2) ?
________ me, her books are more interesting than any other books.
(1) To (2) For
Both are OK. I prefer 'to'.
It's not good style to repeat the word 'books' like this.
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Hi,
1. I rewrite sentence (1) as:
To me, her books are more interesting than any other ones.
Is it acceptable?
2. Someone holds the view that "of all the students" is redundant or at least unnecessary because
"quietest" implies that Oscar is being compared to all the students.
What's your opinion on this
1. I rewrite sentence (1) as:
To me, her books are more interesting than any other ones.
Is it acceptable?
2. Someone holds the view that "of all the students" is redundant or at least unnecessary because
"quietest" implies that Oscar is being compared to all the students.
What's your opinion on this
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Hi,
1. I rewrite sentence (1) as:
To me, her books are more interesting than any other ones.
Is it acceptable? Yes. Or you could just say ". . . than any others".
2. Someone holds the view that "of all the students" is redundant or at least unnecessary because
"quietest" implies that Oscar is being compared to
1. I rewrite sentence (1) as:
To me, her books are more interesting than any other ones.
Is it acceptable? Yes. Or you could just say ". . . than any others".
2. Someone holds the view that "of all the students" is redundant or at least unnecessary because
"quietest" implies that Oscar is being compared to
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