I'd like to ask you two things. [1]Therefore,I believe the cost of the work should be no lower. - This sentence means "so I think we have to decrease the cost of the work.Does it right? I think it should be okay even though it's said " I believe the cost of the work should be lower". Why do they put "no" in the sentence?In the sentence, what is the meaning of "no"? [2]It was nine to two for Chelsea. - Does it mean the score Chelsea gained was nine?
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I'd like to ask you two things. [1]Therefore,I believe the cost of the work should be no lower. Does it right?
— Clive
I'd like to ask you two things.
[1]Therefore,I believe the cost of the work should be no lower.
Does it right?
No.
'No lower' means 'not lower'.
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I'd like to ask you two things. [1]Therefore,I believe the cost of the work should be no lower. - This sentence means "so I think we have to decrease the cost of the work.Does it right? No. 'No lower' means 'not lower'.
I think it should be okay even though it's said " I believe the cost of the work should be lower". Why do they put
Thank you,Mr.Clive.Then,did you mean the first sentence means we don't have to decrease the cost anymore? right?Thank you for your kind answer in advance.