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28 Sep 2016, 23:49
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Kindly suggest which of the following two is the correct sentence :
a) Emily has as little money as I.
b) Emily has as little money as I have.
Really confused with using the verb in comparisons.
a) Emily has as little money as I.
b) Emily has as little money as I have.
Really confused with using the verb in comparisons.
29 Sep 2016, 05:59
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b) is correct. When you use "as" for comparison, you should have the correct structure "as" + [clause].
Here is a well-explained article about this issue from e-gmat: as-vs-like-correct-and-incorrect-usages-133950.html
Hope it helps!
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29 Sep 2016, 06:38
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Can we say that a) is incorrect or is b) a better way of writing the sentence out of the two?
