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Enchantress Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Possessive comparatives
Hi everyone,
Which sounds better or is correct?
1 The prices of the bakery in Aldi are lower than that of Lidl's bakery.
2 Aldi's bakery prices are lower than Lidl's bakery.
3 The prices of the bakery in Aldi are lower than Lidl's bakery prices.
Cheers.
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They are all possible, though [1] should be ... are lower than those of Lidl's bakery . The simplest and most natural way would be to say: Aldi's bakery prices are lower than Lidl's.
- They are all possible, though [1] should be ...
- are lower than those of Lidl's bakery .
- The simplest and most natural way would be to say: Aldi's bakery prices are lower than Lidl's.
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They are all possible, though [1] should be ... are lower than those of Lidl's bakery.
The simplest and most natural way would be to say:
Aldi's bakery prices are lower than Lidl's.
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