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Yyfroy Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Which sentence is correct?

As a native English speaker, do you say, "His brain's probably NO bigger than a bean."
OR "His brain's probably NOT bigger than a bean." ?
thank you.
  

Top answer

NO bigger than

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  • NO bigger than
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but why? in grammar.
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There is no reason in grammar. Much if your job as a learner is to sort out the grammatically possible from the actually usable.
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My friend on the internet said,

1. His # is not bigger than a #. ? is merely a logical statement of fact and nothing else.
2. His brain is no bigger than a pea. ? not only suggests the size (being small) but also implies other # that "pea"
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No, that is pure drivel. Find another friend to discuss English with.
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