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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
THAN (few sentences)
Could you tell me which to say please?
1 In closing she knows how to talk better than she knows how to walk./than she walks.
2 She more than pretty enough to be a model. (can you use MORE THAN with ENOUGH?)
3 You look better with your shirt on than (you do) off. You need to work on those abs.
and one other thing which words would you use in the following:
1 In closing she knows how to talk better than she knows how to walk./than she walks.
2 She more than pretty enough to be a model. (can you use MORE THAN with ENOUGH?)
3 You look better with your shirt on than (you do) off. You need to work on those abs.
and one other thing which words would you use in the following:
- Not only will you get money from/out of the deal but also praise that you help this company not go bankrupt./praise for helping the company not go bankrupt.
Top answer
1. first option 2. she is more than pretty enough...
- 1.
- first option 2.
- she is more than pretty enough...
- 3.
- you do 4.
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1. first option
2. she is more than pretty enough...
3.you do
4. You will get not only enough money from the deal but also praise... (parallel construction)
2. she is more than pretty enough...
3.
4. You will get not only enough money from the deal but also praise... (parallel construction)
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Are these both natural?
He knows how to speak better than he knows how to walk.
He speaks better than he walks.
would you say both?
thanks
He knows how to speak better than he knows how to walk.
He speaks better than he walks.
would you say both?
thanks
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