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Tommyensr Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
-***- grammatically correct?
This employer gained more profit, more leisure and -what is infinitely more important-he found far more happiness in his business and in his home.
--> "-what is infinitely more important-he"
i have seen something like this at first time.
is the sentence grammatically correct? or what's it about grammar issue?
please help and thank you very much.
--> "-what is infinitely more important-he"
i have seen something like this at first time.
is the sentence grammatically correct? or what's it about grammar issue?
please help and thank you very much.
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Hi Tommy My dictionary says "infinitely" is an adverb to mean "to an infinite extent". I think we can paraphrase "infinitely more important" as "much more important". paco
- Hi Tommy My dictionary says "infinitely" is an adverb to mean "to an infinite extent".
- I think we can paraphrase "infinitely more important" as "much more important".
- paco
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Hi Tommy
My dictionary says "infinitely" is an adverb to mean "to an infinite extent".
I think we can paraphrase "infinitely more important" as "much more important".
paco
My dictionary says "infinitely" is an adverb to mean "to an infinite extent".
I think we can paraphrase "infinitely more important" as "much more important".
paco
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