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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
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Ten dollars more expensive/cheaper
(1) Your computer is ten dollars more expensive than mine.
(2) Your computer is ten dollars cheaper than mine.
(3) ABC Store is selling the special edition radio ten dollars more expensive than DEF Store.
(4) ABC Store is selling the special edition radio ten dollars cheaper than DEF Store.
I think my first two sentences are correct. I am not sure if I can use "more expensive/cheaper" that way in (3) and (4). Thanks for your help.
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ansonguy (1) Your computer is ten dollars more expensive than mine. (2) Your computer is ten dollars cheaper than mine. I think my first two sentences are correct.
- ansonguy (1) Your computer is ten dollars more expensive than mine.
- (2) Your computer is ten dollars cheaper than mine.
- I think my first two sentences are correct.
- Yes, they are.
- ansonguy I am not sure if I can use "more expensive/cheaper" that way in (3) and (4).
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ansonguy(1) Your computer is ten dollars more expensive than mine.
(2) Your computer is ten dollars cheaper than mine.
I think my first two sentences are correct.
Yes, they are.
ansonguyI am not sure if I can use "more expensive/cheaper" that way in (3) and (4).
You can't. Here's how you do it:
(3) A
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