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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

What does this sentence actually mean?

It is almost as valueless as food, one kernel of corn is more nutritious than a whole ear of teosinte.
  

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It does rather depend on what has gone before, but I suspect it will make sense if you delete the first 'as'. You need a semi-colon or full stop after 'food'.

— Fivejedjon

  • It does rather depend on what has gone before, but I suspect it will make sense if you delete the first 'as'.
  • You need a semi-colon or full stop after 'food'.
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It does rather depend on what has gone before, but I suspect it will make sense if you delete the first 'as'. You need a semi-colon or full stop after 'food'.
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Hi thanks. What is a kernel of corn and what is an ear of teosinte?
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