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How to apply the concept of that/those in comparison sentences?
Wild animals have less total fat than livestock. CORRECT
Jack has less money than John. CORRECT
But why are the following incorrect?
Wild animals have less total fat than that of livestock.
Jack has less money than that of John.
This will be interpreted as:
Wild animals have less total fat than total fat of livestock.
Jack has less money than money of John.
What is wrong with the above sentences?
What about the sentences -
Wild animals have total fat less than that of livestock.
Jack has money less than John.
How do we decide for the following sentences?
Rice has protein of higher quality than that in wheat.
Rice has protein of higher quality than wheat.
Rice has higher quality protein than wheat.
Please Help. Comparisons have been troubling me from quite some time.
Wild animals have less total fat than livestock. CORRECT
Jack has less money than John. CORRECT
But why are the following incorrect?
Wild animals have less total fat than that of livestock.
Jack has less money than that of John.
This will be interpreted as:
Wild animals have less total fat than total fat of livestock.
Jack has less money than money of John.
What is wrong with the above sentences?
What about the sentences -
Wild animals have total fat less than that of livestock.
Jack has money less than John.
How do we decide for the following sentences?
Rice has protein of higher quality than that in wheat.
Rice has protein of higher quality than wheat.
Rice has higher quality protein than wheat.
Please Help. Comparisons have been troubling me from quite some time.
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04 May 2023, 11:04
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Replace THAT. Could help reveal the awkwardness.
JACK has less money than the MONEY of John.
