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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

How to word this properly?

How would you naturally say this?

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I like more when Barbara does it than when you do it.

I like better when Barbara does it than when you do it.

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Is there a more appropriate/suitable word than this for this sentence?

Is there a word more appropriate than this for this sentence?

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Hopefully this is as bad as my cold will get.

Hopefully this is the worst my cold will get.

Thank you so much
  

Top answer

1 I prefer when Barbara does it than when you do it. I like it better when Barbara does it than when you do it. 2 Is there a more suitable word for this sentence?

— JohnParis

  • 1 I prefer when Barbara does it than when you do it.
  • I like it better when Barbara does it than when you do it.
  • 2 Is there a more suitable word for this sentence?
  • Is there a more appropriate word for this sentence?
  • 3 Hopefully this is as bad as my cold will get.
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I prefer when Barbara does it than when you do it.

I like it better when Barbara does it than when you do it.

2

Is there a more suitable word for this sentence?

Is there a more appropriate word for this sentence?

3

Hopefully this is as bad as my cold will get.

Hopefully this is the worst my cold will get. Both are ac
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