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Pb03 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
is this sentence grammatically correct?
Hi everyone,
I'm wondering whether the sentence below, especially the part underlined, is correct in grammar.
Is 'Comparing to" alright?
Should it be 'Compared to'?
Thanks for your consideration in advance.
pb
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Comparing to other countries, Korean parents spend a lot of money on education than any others.
I'm wondering whether the sentence below, especially the part underlined, is correct in grammar.
Is 'Comparing to" alright?
Should it be 'Compared to'?
Thanks for your consideration in advance.
pb
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Comparing to other countries, Korean parents spend a lot of money on education than any others.
Top answer
Your second guess is better, but it has other problems: Compared with those in other countries, Korean parents spend more money on education.
- Your second guess is better, but it has other problems: Compared with those in other countries, Korean parents spend more money on education.
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Your second guess is better, but it has other problems:
Compared with those in other countries, Korean parents spend more money on education.
Your second guess is better, but it has other problems:
Compared with those in other countries, Korean parents spend more money on education.
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