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Seoul Brother Posted 12 years ago
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when i describe a pie chart...
More time was spent on reading than on watch TV.
The amount of time on reading was more than on watch TV.
Two sentences has the meaning?
They are grammatically correct?
The amount of time on reading was more than on watch TV.
Two sentences has the meaning?
They are grammatically correct?
Top answer
No. Correct is eg More time was spent on reading than on watch ing TV. The amount of time spent reading was greater that spent watching TV.
- No.
- Correct is eg More time was spent on reading than on watch ing TV.
- The amount of time spent reading was greater that spent watching TV.
- But I suggest simply People spent more time reading than watching TV.
- Clive
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No.
Correct is
eg
More time was spent on reading than on watching TV.
The amount of time spent reading was greater that spent watching TV.
But I suggest simpl
Correct is
eg
More time was spent on reading than on watching TV.
The amount of time spent reading was greater that spent watching TV.
But I suggest simpl
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