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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Richer than
"You are richer than they will ever be."
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
Is this the shortened form of "You are richer than they will ever be rich." ?
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
Is this the shortened form of "You are richer than they will ever be rich." ?
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It's fine. You might say the final "rich" is understood, but no one would ever use it.
- It's fine.
- You might say the final "rich" is understood, but no one would ever use it.
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It's fine.
You might say the final "rich" is understood, but no one would ever use it.
You might say the final "rich" is understood, but no one would ever use it.
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