0
Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Technology wise
is this word?
They are more advanced technology wise than the USA.
They are more advanced technology wise than the USA.
Top answer
It's a common expression, but in my opinion it's lower register.
- It's a common expression, but in my opinion it's lower register.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
7 Answers
0
0
Hi,
I would avoid using this suffix in formal writing, though.
Regards
Anonymous-wiseIt is a sort of informal suffix, and it means concerning. Technology-wise should be, therefore, hyphenated.
I would avoid using this suffix in formal writing, though.
Regards
00
0
AnonymousThey are more advanced technology wise than the USA.<< How would you formally write it ?>>
Their technology is more advanced than that of the USA.
In terms of technology, they are more advanced than the USA.
00
May I ask how you will write
Does this make snese?
Scenery wise this district is nicer than my district but population wise it is less culturally diverse.
ty
Does this make snese?
Scenery wise this district is nicer than my district but population wise it is less culturally diverse.
ty
00
Avangi,
How would you use [behind]
We aren't that behind in terms of technology.
We aren't that behind in terms of updates.
Their updates are more behind that those of other brands.
May you say to me how you write it?
How would you use [behind]
We aren't that behind in terms of technology.
We aren't that behind in terms of updates.
Their updates are more behind that those of other brands.
May you say to me how you write it?
00
AnonymousScenery wise this district is nicer than my district but population wise it is less culturally diverse.In my opinion, this is correct, but casual. (I'd use a comma after "district.")
AnonymousWe aren't that behind in terms of technology.Again, this is a casual expression: "We aren't that [far] behind etc."
0
Related Questions