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Hirashin Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Jane is a much better singer
How would you say, (a) or (b)? Are both OK?
"Who is a better singer, Jane or Judy?"
(a) Jane is a much better singer.
(b) Jane is much better.
Hirashin
"Who is a better singer, Jane or Judy?"
(a) Jane is a much better singer.
(b) Jane is much better.
Hirashin
Top answer
Both are OK. But the natural answer in speech is simply Jane or Jane is. Clive
- Both are OK.
- But the natural answer in speech is simply Jane or Jane is.
- Clive
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Both are OK.
But the natural answer in speech is simply Jane or Jane is.
Clive
But the natural answer in speech is simply Jane or Jane is.
Clive
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