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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
In relation /proportion / as to and ENOUGH /TO MEAN(ing)
Could you please take a look at this?
1 The rent is too high in relation/proportion to our salary.
2 I'm not so hungry as to eat that./I'm not hungry enough to eat that. (can you use the 1st option?)
3 The shirt is too big at the shoulders/is perfect at the shoulders
is this OK please? complicated i think
4 He used the word xxxx to mean yyyyyy. (can you use TO MEAN like that?)
5 Can you use this word in that way/like that? (whats the difference?)
6 Is xxxxxx the word you'd use in the sentence to describe what I'm trying to describe. (is it ok to use DESCRIBE twice?)
thank you
1 The rent is too high in relation/proportion to our salary.
2 I'm not so hungry as to eat that./I'm not hungry enough to eat that. (can you use the 1st option?)
3 The shirt is too big at the shoulders/is perfect at the shoulders
is this OK please? complicated i think
4 He used the word xxxx to mean yyyyyy. (can you use TO MEAN like that?)
5 Can you use this word in that way/like that? (whats the difference?)
6 Is xxxxxx the word you'd use in the sentence to describe what I'm trying to describe. (is it ok to use DESCRIBE twice?)
thank you
Top answer
1. The rent is to high in proportion to... 2.
- 1.
- The rent is to high in proportion to...
- 2.
- 1st option is ok but not very natural 4.
- he used *** when he meant *** 5.
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1. The rent is to high in proportion to...
2. 1st option is ok but not very natural
4. he used *** when he meant ***
5. no difference
6. Use it as many times as you want
2. 1st option is ok but not very natural
4. he used *** when he meant ***
5. no difference
6. Use it as many times as you want
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