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Anon f8r Posted 13 years ago
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The garden appears to be much more overgrown than I was here last year.

Is this sentence correct? It sounds a bit confusing to me. It sounds like comparing the garden with me. Should it be "The garden appears to be much more overgrown than it was when I was here last year."

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Yes, though you can omit "it was".

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Yes, though you can omit "it was".
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Thanks.
Do you mean the original sentence and my sentence are both correct?
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No. Your sentence added 'when'.
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That means the original sentence is incorrect?
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Thank you very much, BarbaraPA.
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