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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
no worse/not worse
1> This book is no worse than that one.
2> This book is not worse than that one.
Question:
What's the difference between the two senteces?
My guess is :
They are of the same meaning:
And the meaning is : "This book is as bad as that one " or "This book is as good as that one"
Am I right?
2> This book is not worse than that one.
Question:
What's the difference between the two senteces?
My guess is :
They are of the same meaning:
And the meaning is : "This book is as bad as that one " or "This book is as good as that one"
Am I right?
Top answer
I think that both sentences are saying the same thing, that neither book is any good, but 1> is said in better English.
- I think that both sentences are saying the same thing, that neither book is any good, but 1> is said in better English.
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I think that both sentences are saying the same thing, that neither book is any good, but 1> is said in better English.
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