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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Than usual vs than the usual
Which would one say?
We had more food than usual/than the usualL
When do you use THE USUAL?
one more thing, could one say the following?
We had more food than usual/than the usualL
When do you use THE USUAL?
one more thing, could one say the following?
- Let it be my horse that win, please.
- What you say contradicts your actions.
Top answer
1. We had more food than usual [more in the sense of quantity]. We had food other than the usual [something different].
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- We had more food than usual [more in the sense of quantity].
- We had food other than the usual [something different].
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- wins 3.
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1. We had more food than usual [more in the sense of quantity].
We had food other than the usual [something different].
2. wins
3. The last sentence is o.k., but I think I'd say that it is contradictory to your actions.
We had food other than the usual [something different].
2. wins
3. The last sentence is o.k., but I think I'd say that it is contradictory to your actions.
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