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Twistedthistle Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
is this sentence correct?
HI everyone,
Could someone help me check whether the following sentence is grammatically correct? And if not, advise on how to rephrase it?
20% of people moved to the US to earn money
20% of people moved to the US to gain life experience
So: The same amount of people moved to the US to earn money as to gain life experience.
For some reason this looks weird to me, but i can't think of any other way of phrasing it...
Your help is appreciated!
Thanks in advance
TT
Could someone help me check whether the following sentence is grammatically correct? And if not, advise on how to rephrase it?
20% of people moved to the US to earn money
20% of people moved to the US to gain life experience
So: The same amount of people moved to the US to earn money as to gain life experience.
For some reason this looks weird to me, but i can't think of any other way of phrasing it...
Your help is appreciated!
Thanks in advance
TT
Top answer
This sounds fine to me- The percentage of people who moved to the US to earn money is same as the percentage went there to gain life experience.
- This sounds fine to me- The percentage of people who moved to the US to earn money is same as the percentage went there to gain life experience.
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This sounds fine to me-
The percentage of people who moved to the US to earn money is same as the percentage went there to gain life experience.
The percentage of people who moved to the US to earn money is same as the percentage went there to gain life experience.
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