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Navitasan Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

What could he be other than

Are these sentences correct:

1) It was obvious that he was Christian. What could he be other than Christian?

2) It was obvious the he was wealthy. What could he be other than wealthy?


I think 'other than a NOUN' is fine, but here we have an adjective instead of a noun.


Gratefully,

Navi

  

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navitasan 1) It was obvious that he was Christian. 2) It was obvious the he was wealthy. I think 'other than a NOUN' is fine, but here we have an adjective instead of a noun.

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  • navitasan 1) It was obvious that he was Christian.
  • 2) It was obvious the he was wealthy.
  • I think 'other than a NOUN' is fine, but here we have an adjective instead of a noun.
  • No problem.
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navitasan1) It was obvious that he was Christian. What could he be other than Christian?2) It was obvious the he was wealthy. What could he be other than wealthy?I think 'other than a NOUN' is fine, but here we have an adjective instead of a noun.

No problem.

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