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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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The more , the better

The more expensive the hotel is , the better food it serves (a)The more expensive the hotel is,, the better the food it serves.(b)Which one is right? Thank you!
  

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For the sake of parallel construction, I would use (b).

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  • For the sake of parallel construction, I would use (b).
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For the sake of parallel construction, I would use (b).
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But (a) is also acceptable?
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Acceptable. How do you feel about "The more expensive the hotel, the better the food"?
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