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Meteormage Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Grammar: Are both of these sentences grammatically correct?

Hi guys, I'm new here and I'm seeking to improve my grammar. So, here goes:

"The curry was nice but it wasn't as spicy as I would like it to be."

"The curry was nice but it wasn't as spicy as I would've liked it to be."

Thanks!
  

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Hello, meteormage—and welcome to English Forums. meteormage Are both of these sentences grammatically correct? Yes, if you place a comma after 'nice'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, meteormage—and welcome to English Forums.
  • meteormage Are both of these sentences grammatically correct?
  • Yes, if you place a comma after 'nice'.
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Hello, meteormage—and welcome to English Forums.
meteormage Are both of these sentences grammatically correct?
Yes, if you place a comma after 'nice'.
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Thanks for replying! So does this mean I could use these 2 interchangeably and they would still mean the same thing?
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Yes, the intent is the same.
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