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Moon7296 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Than it was?
A student altered the grade on his paper to make it seem higher than it actually was.
I don't understand why a verb "was" is used not did
For example, Hawaii was colder than LA was.
He liked Math more than she did. <= In this way, shouldn't "was" be changed to did?
I don't understand why a verb "was" is used not did
For example, Hawaii was colder than LA was.
He liked Math more than she did. <= In this way, shouldn't "was" be changed to did?
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It is his grade that we are referring to here. For example:- His grade is 80. He changed his grade to 90.
- It is his grade that we are referring to here.
- For example:- His grade is 80.
- He changed his grade to 90.
- His grade was 80.
- His grade is now 90.
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It is his grade that we are referring to here.
For example:-
His grade is 80. He changed his grade to 90.
His grade was 80. His grade is now 90.
His grade is higher than it was.
For example:-
His grade is 80. He changed his grade to 90.
His grade was 80. His grade is now 90.
His grade is higher than it was.
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