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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Which is correct?
1. The farther the sealing-wax from the fire, the harder it is
2. The farther from the fire, the harder the sealing-wax.
Which is correct and grammatical?.
2. The farther from the fire, the harder the sealing-wax.
Which is correct and grammatical?.
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Both are correct, although the two versions would be more parallel if you added 'is' at the end of #2.
- Both are correct, although the two versions would be more parallel if you added 'is' at the end of #2.
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Both are correct, although the two versions would be more parallel if you added 'is' at the end of #2.
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