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Seagull Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Which is (the) cheaper

Regarding the following four sentences:

(A) This camera is cheaper than that one.

(B) This camera is the cheaper of the two.

(C) Which is cheaper of the two cameras?

(D) Which is the cheaper of the two cameras?

I'm pretty sure that there's no problem with (A) and (B), but I'm not sure about (C) and (D). Are they both grammatically correct? Which is more common in standard English?

  

Top answer

I would avoid (C). CB

— Cool Breeze

  • I would avoid (C).
  • CB
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I would avoid (C).

CB

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Thank you so much, Cool Breeze.

Does (C) sound odd? How about this one? --

Which is cheaper, this camera or that one?

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seagullWhich is cheaper, this camera or that one?

Fine. - CB

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Thank you very much.

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