Scale
Can you please tell me if my sentences are correct?
"He was rated as below average on a like scale"
"He scored low on a like scale"
I would like to say that the person's popularity was measured on a scale, and his rank was below average.
If the term "like scale" is correct, what is the opposite scale? The dislike scale, perhaps?
Thank You!
Top answer
Hotmale popularity This is the key word. He was rated below average [in popularity / on a popularity scale]. He scored low [in popularity / on a popularity scale].
- Hotmale popularity This is the key word.
- He was rated below average [in popularity / on a popularity scale].
- He scored low [in popularity / on a popularity scale].
- (The opposite is an 'unpopularity scale', but why bother with that?
- ) CJ
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Hotmale popularity
This is the key word.
He was rated below average [in popularity / on a popularity scale].
He scored low [in popularity / on a popularity scale].
(The opposite is an 'unpopularity scale', but why bother with that? It's the same thing turned upside down.)
CJ
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