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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
More expensive or Costs more
How would you say this please?
This restaurant is more expensive than just 50 dollars a dish.
This restaurant cost more than just 50 dollars a dish.
Thank you
This restaurant is more expensive than just 50 dollars a dish.
This restaurant cost more than just 50 dollars a dish.
Thank you
Top answer
Ignoring the grammatical mistake in the 2nd sentence (costs not cost). The sentences mean the same the only diffence is the register and as we don't know how you intent to use it, they are both correct. Context?
- Ignoring the grammatical mistake in the 2nd sentence (costs not cost).
- The sentences mean the same the only diffence is the register and as we don't know how you intent to use it, they are both correct.
- Context?
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Ignoring the grammatical mistake in the 2nd sentence (costs not cost). The sentences mean the same the only diffence is the register and as we don't know how you intent to use it, they are both correct. Context?
I do believe that you mean:
"The dishes are more than $50 each."
I do believe that you mean:
"The dishes are more than $50 each."
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