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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Have vs Are of
Can I use "have" instead of "are of" in this sentence? Will the meaning change if I use that?
? Ageist behavior is unacceptable behavior based on the belief that older people are of less value than younger people.
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Hasibrahman Can I use "have" instead of "are of" in this sentence? Will the meaning change if I use that? You can make that replacement, and it won't change the meaning.
- Hasibrahman Can I use "have" instead of "are of" in this sentence?
- Will the meaning change if I use that?
- You can make that replacement, and it won't change the meaning.
- 'are of less value' is also equivalent to 'are less valuable'.
- CJ
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HasibrahmanCan I use "have" instead of "are of" in this sentence? Will the meaning change if I use that?
You can make that replacement, and it won't change the meaning.
'are of less value' is also equivalent to 'are less valuable'.
CJ
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