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Shaun Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Which is grammatical?

The higher the price the higher the quality
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Higher the price higher the quality

Which is grammatical? Can you help?

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Both would be grammatical if you add a comma after price. Prajwal

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Both would be grammatical if you add a comma after price.

Prajwal
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It needs a comma, and a period wouldn't hurt: The higher the price, the higher the quality.

The other one is unidiomatic and impossible. You might see "Higher price, higher quality."
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enoonand a period wouldn't hurt
Ah! Nice. You are quite observant, enoon.
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Thanks...

Can you please tell which is more common in speaking?
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shaunCan you please tell which is more common in speaking?
The first one is common, the second being used only sometimes in informal English. I have seen the second version being used in a reputed newspaper.

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