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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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1.Their poor knowledge is not as deep as a tray.
2. Their poor knowledge is as shallow as a tray.
Are the sentences grammatically correct and meaningful? Thanks in advance.
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anonymous Are the sentences grammatically correct and meaningful? Yes and no. Grammarly would not find anything wrong, but every native English speaker would.
- anonymous Are the sentences grammatically correct and meaningful?
- Yes and no.
- Grammarly would not find anything wrong, but every native English speaker would.
- The simile is odd.
- I suppose one expected simile would be a puddle.
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anonymousAre the sentences grammatically correct and meaningful?
Yes and no. Grammarly would not find anything wrong, but every native English speaker would. The simile is odd. I suppose one expected simile would be a puddle. Also, such sentiments are usually expressed ironically, with the thing their knowledge is as deep as being a prime example of shallow
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