Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are my sentences correct?
1. This winter it is too much cold than last year.
2. In our office they keep AC (air condition) in high and it will be too much cold.
2. In our office they keep AC (air condition) in high and it will be too much cold.
Top answer
1. This winter it is much colder than last year. 2.
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1. This winter it is much colder than last year.
2. In our office they keep the AC (air conditioning) on high, and it will be much too cold.
The first sentence implies that winter has started, but "will be" in the second sentence implies that you have not yet experienced the winter office conditions.
2. In our office they keep the AC (air conditioning) on high, and it will be much too cold.
The first sentence implies that winter has started, but "will be" in the second sentence implies that you have not yet experienced the winter office conditions.
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