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06 Sep 2012, 11:54
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Being a non-native speaker, i often struggle while trying to comprehend certain typical English phrases or sentences such as "modern art owes less to X than many experts believe" - i don't know why "than" is used here and what type of construction is this.
There are numerous other examples, such as while reading a good newspaper article or some times while reading the arguments in scientific journal i had to struggle with comprehension and there is no one to help me with it; apart from Google where i usually stumble upon wrong sites!
Is there any section where we can put these sentences so that the members of this forum can help in paraphrasing in simpler words ?
Thanks
There are numerous other examples, such as while reading a good newspaper article or some times while reading the arguments in scientific journal i had to struggle with comprehension and there is no one to help me with it; apart from Google where i usually stumble upon wrong sites!
Is there any section where we can put these sentences so that the members of this forum can help in paraphrasing in simpler words ?
Thanks
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06 Sep 2012, 17:07
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Hi conty911,
"than" is used with "less," "more," and "-er" words (i.e. harder, louder).
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