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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Parallel sentences
Are these 2 sentences natural and parallel?
The bouncer lets in as many people in the club as people go out.
I can't sell it for more than what the store sells it for.
Thank you
The bouncer lets in as many people in the club as people go out.
I can't sell it for more than what the store sells it for.
Thank you
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Anonymous The bouncer lets in as many people in the club as people go out. The bouncer lets as many people into the club as go out. Anonymous I can't sell it for more than what the store sells it for.
- Anonymous The bouncer lets in as many people in the club as people go out.
- The bouncer lets as many people into the club as go out.
- Anonymous I can't sell it for more than what the store sells it for.
- Good.
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AnonymousThe bouncer lets in as many people in the club as people go out.The bouncer lets as many people into the club as go out.
AnonymousI can't sell it for more than what the store sells it for.Good.
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Is this the shorter version
The bouncer lets as many people into the club as the number of people that go out.
Is this correct?
The bouncer lets as many people into the club as dogs.
Thanks
The bouncer lets as many people into the club as the number of people that go out.
Is this correct?
The bouncer lets as many people into the club as dogs.
Thanks
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AnonymousIs this correct? The bouncer lets as many people into the club as dogs.Yes — as long as the dogs have paid the same admission fee.
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Is this the shorter version
The bouncer lets as many people into the club as the number of people that go out.
The bouncer lets as many people into the club as the number of people that go out.
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