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Hi,The higher the quality of your radio mic will result in the best sound recording quality.Is this sentence grammatical?Thank you!mus-te

Rb7 · Accepted Answer

its uncompleted sentence

MUSCOVITE · Answer

rb7its uncompleted sentence

which implies this sentence is UNgrammatical?

CalifJim · Answer

MUSCOVITEThe higher the quality of your radio mic will result in the best sound recording quality.Is this sentence grammatical?

No. It's grammatically faulty.

It is trying unsuccessfully to take on the pattern "The (more) the ..., the (more) the ...".

The higher the quality of your radio mic, the better the resulting recording quality.

Or it was meant to be The higher quality ... (No second 'the'.)

The higher quality of your radio mic will result in [the best / a good / a better / an excellent / ...] sound recording quality.

CJ

MUSCOVITE · Answer

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Snuppelina · Answer

I would say "Higher quality of your radio mic will result in better sound record quality".
or
The higher the quality of your radio mic, the better sound-recording quality you will get.

Snuppelina · Answer

CJ, for some reason, I didn't see your answer. I totally agree with you.

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