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Charlotte Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
What's wrong with this sentence?
Can someone please help me? I think there might be something wrong with this sentence, but I don't know what:
"Good luck and don't be afraid of the computer's capacity to be much clever than you."
Thank you!
Charlotte
"Good luck and don't be afraid of the computer's capacity to be much clever than you."
Thank you!
Charlotte
Top answer
Maybe 'much cleverer'?
- Maybe 'much cleverer'?
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Hello
Beside the mistake of "much clever than", the sentence seems odd to me. Is "be afraid of something to be…" grammatical? I think not. Another problematic expression is "the computer's capacity is clever". We might say "a computer is clever", but can we say "a capacity is clever"? I think we should say "a capacity is large/small".
My try is like below.
Don't be a
Beside the mistake of "much clever than", the sentence seems odd to me. Is "be afraid of something to be…" grammatical? I think not. Another problematic expression is "the computer's capacity is clever". We might say "a computer is clever", but can we say "a capacity is clever"? I think we should say "a capacity is large/small".
My try is like below.
Don't be a
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hi my english not to good but i think this good answer too
good luck and don't be afraid of the computer's capacity to be much cleverer than you.
good luck and don't be afraid of the computer's capacity to be much cleverer than you.
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Ok , now my cousin said that the sentence--- There's many scientist in the world. ------ SHOULD BE They're many scientist in the world. IS THAT CORRECT |
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Hi,
They're many scientist in the world.
Tell your cousin it should be
There are many scientists in the world.
Best wishes, Clive
They're many scientist in the world.
Tell your cousin it should be
There are many scientists in the world.
Best wishes, Clive
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