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Minhuoc Posted 21 years ago
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is it correct?
Please tell me if it is correct?
"My computer is more expensive and faster than Peter's."
Thanks a lot.
"My computer is more expensive and faster than Peter's."
Thanks a lot.
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Hello, I think that the correct answer is: "My computer is expensier and faster than Peter one's"
- Hello, I think that the correct answer is: "My computer is expensier and faster than Peter one's"
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Hello,
I think that the correct answer is:
"My computer is expensier and faster than Peter one's"
I think that the correct answer is:
"My computer is expensier and faster than Peter one's"
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No, "expensier" is not correct.
Yes, the sentence is correct, though I'd write it as follows: "My computer is faster and more expensive than Peter's". Otherwise, you'd think the "more" also concerns "faster".
Yes, the sentence is correct, though I'd write it as follows: "My computer is faster and more expensive than Peter's". Otherwise, you'd think the "more" also concerns "faster".
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you can also use "costlier" instead of "more expensive"
Since expense is a negative and speed is a positive, I think the sentence might read better as: "My computer is faster but more expensive than Peter's."
Since expense is a negative and speed is a positive, I think the sentence might read better as: "My computer is faster but more expensive than Peter's."
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