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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Younger or more young
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1 Are they a young team or old team? They are youger than they are old. They are more young than they are old.
2 Is he nice or is he mean? He is nicer than he is mean. He is more nice than he is mean.
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1 Are they a young team or old team? They are youger than they are old. They are more young than they are old.
2 Is he nice or is he mean? He is nicer than he is mean. He is more nice than he is mean.
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Hi, You need rather than . 1. Are they a young team or old team?
- Hi, You need rather than .
- 1.
- Are they a young team or old team?
- *They are young rather than old.
- 2.
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Hi,
You need rather than.
1. Are they a young team or old team? *They are young rather than old.
2. Is he nice or mean? He is nice rather than mean.
*If they are young, then obviously they are not old. I took it to mean that this sentence is said ironically.
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You need rather than.
1. Are they a young team or old team? *They are young rather than old.
2. Is he nice or mean? He is nice rather than mean.
*If they are young, then obviously they are not old. I took it to mean that this sentence is said ironically.
Regards
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