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Debpriya De Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Than those of
1. My employees are better than that of his. (He has one employee; I have more than one employee; all my employees are better than his one employee)
2. My employee is better than those of his. (He has more than one employee; I have one employee; my one employee is better than all his employees)
Are the above two sentences grammatically correct ?
2. My employee is better than those of his. (He has more than one employee; I have one employee; my one employee is better than all his employees)
Are the above two sentences grammatically correct ?
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Well, it is easily put that way. I think this is grammatical. 1.
- Well, it is easily put that way.
- I think this is grammatical.
- 1.
- Each of my employees is better than that of his.
- (He has one employee; I have more than one employee; all my employees are better than his one employee) 2.
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Well, it is easily put that way.
I think this is grammatical.
1.Each of my employees is better than that of his. (He has one employee; I have more than one employee; all my employees are better than his one employee)
2. My employee is better than any of his.
(He has more than one employee; I have one employee; my one employee is better than all his employees)
I think this is grammatical.
1.Each of my employees is better than that of his. (He has one employee; I have more than one employee; all my employees are better than his one employee)
2. My employee is better than any of his.
(He has more than one employee; I have one employee; my one employee is better than all his employees)
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