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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
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Which one would you say?
Would you put them in order according to frequency?
a) John is the smartest student in his class.
b) John is the smartest of all the students in his class.
c) John is smarter than any other student in his class.
d) No other student in his class is smarter than John.
e) No other student in his class is as smart as John.
f) John is as smart as any student in his class.
a) John is the smartest student in his class.
b) John is the smartest of all the students in his class.
c) John is smarter than any other student in his class.
d) No other student in his class is smarter than John.
e) No other student in his class is as smart as John.
f) John is as smart as any student in his class.
Top answer
They're all fine. A is probably the most common; the others cannot be ordered.
- They're all fine.
- A is probably the most common; the others cannot be ordered.
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They're all fine. A is probably the most common; the others cannot be ordered.
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