Less expensive and time consuming
Is this sentence gramatically coreect?
It is less expensive and time consuming to produce than product B.
It is less expensive and less time consuming to produce than product B.
Are they both correct and do they mean the same thing?
Thanks
Top answer
Both are correct. But A is ambiguous, whereas B is not. PS time-consuming is commonly written with a hyphen.
- Both are correct.
- But A is ambiguous, whereas B is not.
- PS time-consuming is commonly written with a hyphen.
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Both are correct. But A is ambiguous, whereas B is not.
PS time-consuming is commonly written with a hyphen.
0Just wanted to ask if the first sentence "less expensive and time consuming" means it is both less expensive and less time consuming? Yes
Can it also mean it is less expensive and also just describing the fact that it is time consuming? Yes
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