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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi,

Could you please check for me if I am grammatically correct in these sentences?


In term of the price and specifications, Toyota and Honda are comparative / comparable. (Both words are possible and correct in here))

Ferrari and Toyota are not comparative / comparable in any way.

My experience is never comparative / comparable with yours.

I made a life in comparison / comparable between LA and New York.

I made an analogy / an example between a pump and a human heart. (Both words are the same meaning here?)


Thanks in advance

John Aki

  

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John Aki In term of the price and specifications, Toyota and Honda are comparative / comparable. (Both words are possible and correct in here)) Ferrari and Toyota are not comparative / comparable in any way. My experience is never comparative / comparable with yours.

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  • John Aki In term of the price and specifications, Toyota and Honda are comparative / comparable.
  • (Both words are possible and correct in here)) Ferrari and Toyota are not comparative / comparable in any way.
  • My experience is never comparative / comparable with yours.
  • Only "comparable" works in these sentences.
  • John Aki I made a life in comparison / comparable between LA and New York.
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John AkiIn term of the price and specifications, Toyota and Honda are comparative / comparable. (Both words are possible and correct in here))
Ferrari and Toyota are not comparative / comparable in any way.
My experience is never comparative / comparable with yours.

Only "comparable" works in these sentences.

John AkiI ma
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