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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Word inversion, which to use? and in relation/proprotion
Could you help please with this?
1 This cheese has the nastest taste of them all/of all of them. I wouldn't eat anything right after it so as to not get rid of the taste/aftertaste. (Is the sentnece OK and can you use SO AS TO?)
2 What dog breed/breed of dog do you have?
3 I'm willing to take any kind/breed of dog in if he's got no place to go.
4 The prices here are up to 80 off/cheaper in relation /proportion to other stores. (can you use a comparative with IN RELATION...)
The price here is up to 80 percent cheaper than other stores.
thank
1 This cheese has the nastest taste of them all/of all of them. I wouldn't eat anything right after it so as to not get rid of the taste/aftertaste. (Is the sentnece OK and can you use SO AS TO?)
2 What dog breed/breed of dog do you have?
3 I'm willing to take any kind/breed of dog in if he's got no place to go.
4 The prices here are up to 80 off/cheaper in relation /proportion to other stores. (can you use a comparative with IN RELATION...)
The price here is up to 80 percent cheaper than other stores.
thank
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1. nast ie st. Both are correct; I would use the first.
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- nast ie st.
- Both are correct; I would use the first.
- so as to relish the taste 2.
- breed of dog 4.
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1. nastiest. Both are correct; I would use the first.
so as to relish the taste
2. breed of dog
4.in relation/proportion compared
My gut feeling is that "in relation" is implied in the comparative
so as to relish the taste
2. breed of dog
4.
My gut feeling is that "in relation" is implied in the comparative
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