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Johnson13 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
the situation in china is different from in america
A sentence: The situation in China is different from in America.
This can be regarded as ellipsis, but is it grammatical or usual? If we use THAN, which is a constant source of argument over whether it is a preposition or conjuction, then the ellipsis is perfectly acceptable, but I am not sure whether FROM can idiomatically perform a similar function.
Could you help me?
This can be regarded as ellipsis, but is it grammatical or usual? If we use THAN, which is a constant source of argument over whether it is a preposition or conjuction, then the ellipsis is perfectly acceptable, but I am not sure whether FROM can idiomatically perform a similar function.
Could you help me?
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Johnson13 This can be regarded as ellipsis, but is it grammatical or usual? Yes. From, than , and even to fit the structure.
- Johnson13 This can be regarded as ellipsis, but is it grammatical or usual?
- Yes.
- From, than , and even to fit the structure.
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Johnson13This can be regarded as ellipsis, but is it grammatical or usual?Yes. From, than, and even to fit the structure.
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