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Kunsusuki Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is it informal?
Hi! Is saying "I was a much risk-taker when I was a child than I am now" informal as to be used in an academic writing ?(talking about the article "a" before the determiner 'much')
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
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This is not correct. It seems that you mean: I was a much bigger risk-taker when I was a child than I am now. This is correct at any level of formality.
- This is not correct.
- It seems that you mean: I was a much bigger risk-taker when I was a child than I am now.
- This is correct at any level of formality.
- The article "a" is required.
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This is not correct. It seems that you mean:
I was a much bigger risk-taker when I was a child than I am now.
This is correct at any level of formality. The article "a" is required.
I was a much bigger risk-taker when I was a child than I am now.
This is correct at any level of formality. The article "a" is required.
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