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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Than I'm not sure this is a comparative
Is this a natural and grammatical sentence?
Is it the same fee if your luggage is overweight by 5 pounds than by 30? Does the fee progressively more expensive the heavier it gets?
The second sentence uses a structure the more expensive, the heavier gets
That's like
It gets juicier the more you leave it on the stove.
Isn't that wrong?
Should it read
The more you leaving on, the juicier it gets.
Thanks
Is it the same fee if your luggage is overweight by 5 pounds than by 30? Does the fee progressively more expensive the heavier it gets?
The second sentence uses a structure the more expensive, the heavier gets
That's like
It gets juicier the more you leave it on the stove.
Isn't that wrong?
Should it read
The more you leaving on, the juicier it gets.
Thanks
Top answer
Is it the same fee if your luggage is overweight by 5 pounds as by 30? Does the fee get progressively more expensive the heavier it gets? It gets juicier the longer you leave it on the stove.
- Is it the same fee if your luggage is overweight by 5 pounds as by 30?
- Does the fee get progressively more expensive the heavier it gets?
- It gets juicier the longer you leave it on the stove.
- The longer you leave it on, the juicier it gets.
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Is it the same fee if your luggage is overweight by 5 pounds as by 30?
Does the fee get progressively more expensive the heavier it gets?
It gets juicier the longer you leave it on the stove.
The longer you leave it on, the juicier it gets.
Does the fee get progressively more expensive the heavier it gets?
It gets juicier the longer you leave it on the stove.
The longer you leave it on, the juicier it gets.
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