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Updated on: 12 Dec 2021, 08:52
Originally posted by gloomybison on 11 Dec 2021, 03:24.
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Hi all,
Regarding the comparisons sometimes ı struggle to understand what's being compared, is it the subject, the adverb or the action done by the subject.
So my question is which one of the examples below would be correct and why?
More than have any of his enemies, Chuck Norris invested decent amount of time to master the martial arts
More than any of his enemies, Chuck Norris invested decent amount of time to master the martial arts
More than did any of his enemies, Chuck Norris invested decent amount of time to master the martial arts
Thank you for your valuable replies!
Hi all,
Regarding the comparisons sometimes ı struggle to understand what's being compared, is it the subject, the adverb or the action done by the subject.
So my question is which one of the examples below would be correct and why?
More than have any of his enemies, Chuck Norris invested decent amount of time to master the martial arts
More than any of his enemies, Chuck Norris invested decent amount of time to master the martial arts
More than did any of his enemies, Chuck Norris invested decent amount of time to master the martial arts
Thank you for your valuable replies!
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Updated on: 12 Dec 2021, 06:36
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 12 Dec 2021, 06:10.
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The ITS is unlikely to be something the GMAC would allow to refer to CHUCK NORRIS. You'd likely need a HIS.
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you are right, thank you so much
ı fixed it
ı fixed it
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