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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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A's popularity is nowhere near that of B.
Is this right? I want it to mean A's popularty is nowhere near B's popularity.
Please advise, thanks.
John
Is this right? I want it to mean A's popularty is nowhere near B's popularity.
Please advise, thanks.
John
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Is this right? John Right. You can also use the double genitive in this one: nowhere near that of B's .
- Is this right?
- John Right.
- You can also use the double genitive in this one: nowhere near that of B's .
- CJ
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AnonymousA's popularity is nowhere near that of B.Is this right? I want it to mean A's popularty is nowhere near B's popularity.Please advise, thanks.JohnRight. You can also use the double genitive in this one: nowhere near that of B's.
CJ
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