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gmatexam439
31 Jul 2017, 10:59
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Dear mikemcgarry,
URL -> https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/gmat-gram ... -vs-fewer/
I was going through the brilliant article you wrote, and I cam across this sentence "Has your professor written as many books as mine?".
Since I am still learning the critical nuances of grammar, please clarify my following doubt:
Shouldn't the highlighted portion be "as many books as I have"?
When is it correct to say "as many books as mine"? Per my understanding we are comparing the number of books.
Awaiting your response.
Regards
URL -> https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/gmat-gram ... -vs-fewer/
I was going through the brilliant article you wrote, and I cam across this sentence "Has your professor written as many books as mine?".
Since I am still learning the critical nuances of grammar, please clarify my following doubt:
Shouldn't the highlighted portion be "as many books as I have"?
When is it correct to say "as many books as mine"? Per my understanding we are comparing the number of books.
Awaiting your response.
Regards
31 Jul 2017, 11:51
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gmatexam439
Dear Mike,
URL -> https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/gmat-gram ... -vs-fewer/
I was going through the brilliant article you wrote, and I cam across this sentence "Has your professor written as many books as mine?".
Since I am still learning the critical nuances of grammar, please clarify my following doubt:
Shouldn't the highlighted portion be "as many books as I have"?
When is it correct to say "as many books as mine"? Per my understanding we are comparing the number of books.
Awaiting your response.
Regards
Hi gmatexam439 ,URL -> https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/gmat-gram ... -vs-fewer/
I was going through the brilliant article you wrote, and I cam across this sentence "Has your professor written as many books as mine?".
Since I am still learning the critical nuances of grammar, please clarify my following doubt:
Shouldn't the highlighted portion be "as many books as I have"?
When is it correct to say "as many books as mine"? Per my understanding we are comparing the number of books.
Awaiting your response.
Regards
Has your professor written as many books as mine? -- The statement inquires whether your professor has written as many books as my professor has written.
Whereas in your sentence, "Has your professor written as many books as I have " - the speaker is comparing the number of books written by your professor to the number of books written by him.
To tag mikemcgarry , enter his complete name prefixed by @ symbol .
gmatexam439
31 Jul 2017, 12:36
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gmatexam439
Dear Mike,
URL -> https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/gmat-gram ... -vs-fewer/
I was going through the brilliant article you wrote, and I cam across this sentence "Has your professor written as many books as mine?".
Since I am still learning the critical nuances of grammar, please clarify my following doubt:
Shouldn't the highlighted portion be "as many books as I have"?
When is it correct to say "as many books as mine"? Per my understanding we are comparing the number of books.
Awaiting your response.
Regards
Hi gmatexam439 ,URL -> https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/gmat-gram ... -vs-fewer/
I was going through the brilliant article you wrote, and I cam across this sentence "Has your professor written as many books as mine?".
Since I am still learning the critical nuances of grammar, please clarify my following doubt:
Shouldn't the highlighted portion be "as many books as I have"?
When is it correct to say "as many books as mine"? Per my understanding we are comparing the number of books.
Awaiting your response.
Regards
Has your professor written as many books as mine? -- The statement inquires whether your professor has written as many books as my professor has written.
Whereas in your sentence, "Has your professor written as many books as I have " - the speaker is comparing the number of books written by your professor to the number of books written by him.
To tag mikemcgarry , enter his complete name prefixed by @ symbol .
Thanks for the prompt reply. I get the difference in between the statements.
Regards
