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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
More or more often
Could you please help me correct these 3 sentences? How to make these grammatical?
1 If you buy a cheaper one, I can buy a more expensive one.
2 She speaks impolitely to me more than I do to her./more often than I do to her. (how do you say this naturally and does OFTEN make a difference?
3 I want to spend the money to buy something for her.
Thank you
1 If you buy a cheaper one, I can buy a more expensive one.
2 She speaks impolitely to me more than I do to her./more often than I do to her. (how do you say this naturally and does OFTEN make a difference?
3 I want to spend the money to buy something for her.
Thank you
Top answer
All are fine. 'Often' makes no difference there.
- All are fine.
- 'Often' makes no difference there.
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