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Inkaras Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

two sentences

Are these sentences correct?

Very wealthy man, no different from those that he points the finger at.

I don't find him any more right that John
  

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inkaras Are these sentences correct? No. Neither is a complete sentence, inkaras, and I am not sure what either one means.

— Mister Micawber

  • inkaras Are these sentences correct?
  • No.
  • Neither is a complete sentence, inkaras, and I am not sure what either one means.
  • — He is a very wealthy man, no different from those that he points the finger at.
  • I don't find him any more right than John is.
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inkarasAre these sentences correct?
No. Neither is a complete sentence, inkaras, and I am not sure what either one means. Is it these?—

He is a very wealthy man, no different from those that he points the finger at.
I don't find him any more right than John is.
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Oh, I made a mistake. I meant 'more right than John'. 'That' is only a silly mistake. Do I have to add 'is' at the end or could it be skipped?
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inkarasDo I have to add 'is' at the end or could it be skipped?
I recommend adding it...obviously.
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