Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
between?
Hello,
There is a good match between his car and house.
There is a good match between his car and his house.
Is the first one ok? Or do I have to use the second one?
Thanks.
There is a good match between his car and house.
There is a good match between his car and his house.
Is the first one ok? Or do I have to use the second one?
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, Use #2. It makes the comparison stronger. It makes the two items more distinct.
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Hi,
Use #2. It makes the comparison stronger. It makes the two items more distinct.
What does 'a good match' mean? in what way do they match?
Clive
Use #2. It makes the comparison stronger. It makes the two items more distinct.
What does 'a good match' mean? in what way do they match?
Clive
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Thanks.
Oh, I just used that to create the sentence. There was no specific meaning.
Oh, I just used that to create the sentence. There was no specific meaning.
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