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Mark_Wallace wrote:
an incorrectly constructed interrogative statement
Along with that, don't you think "more" should be used in the comparative degree - where "only two" objects are being compared? "most" on the other hand, is used in the superlative degree (with more than two objects in the comparison), isn't it?
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The number of actors doesn't make much of a difference: Two actors: "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has more." "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has the most." Multiple actors: "There are more marbles in box D than in boxes A, B, or C." "Box D has the most marbles out of boxes A, B, C, and D." The phrasing often has to be a bit tighter when there are multiples (i.e. is it more than each one, or more than the total of all?), but the comparative and superlative both can be used with 2+ actors. That'll be 50c for the English lesson, payable within 180 days.
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The number of actors doesn't make much of a difference: Two actors: "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has more." "Boxes A and B contain marbles. but box A has the most." Multiple actors: "There are more marbles in box D than in boxes A, B, or C." "Box D has the most marbles out of boxes A, B, C, and D." The phrasing often has to be a bit tighter when there are multiples (i.e. is it more than each one, or more than the total of all?), but the comparative and superlative both can be used with 2+ actors. That'll be 50c for the English lesson, payable within 180 days.
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Hmm, you are right. Thank you. :thumbsup: And give me your bank account details, I will credit the fee right away. ;)
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Hmm, you are right. Thank you. :thumbsup: And give me your bank account details, I will credit the fee right away. ;)
You have just been Sharapova'd.
It's less hassle if you just give me your credit card details.
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