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Believer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Put 'of' or not

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00Please look at the sentence below and tell me if I should or could put 'of' there. 02br
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01i00..., but they do not have as strong (of) a suport base from students in general. 02i02br
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00Sorry but this just came up. Can I say either of these?02br
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01i00Please look at the sentence below and tell me what is wrong with the sentence.02i02br
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01i00Please take a look at the sentence below and tell me what is wrong with the sentence. 02i0-
  

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02i 02b 00 01i 00Support02i 00 is spelt thus. 0-

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0No 01b01i00of.02i02b00 01i00Support02i00 is spelt thus. Your other sentences are fine, but the second '01i00the sentence02i00' in each is redundant-- change it to01i00 it02i00.0-
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0Thank you, Mr. M.02br
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00Could I make sentences like this?02br
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01i00He doesn't have as delectible an apple as his friend's.02i02br
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01i00He didn't write as good a report as his friend.02i02br
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00When I see the word 'as', I begin to think in terms of it 01u00b
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0You have the right impulse. I think both of your sentence forms are OK, so long as you understand the structural difference:02br
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01i00He doesn't have as delect01b00a02b00ble an apple as his friend's (01b00apple02b00).02i02br
00He didn't write as good a report as his friend (01b00did02
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