Stenka25 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Ellipsis
The below sentence is from Webster's Learner's Dictionary.
It seems like there are a couple of ellipses in it.
So I complemented it.
? There is nothing in the world I would like better than to go to your wedding.
? There is nothing in the world (which) I would like (to do) better than to go to your wedding.
Am I right?
If not, help me.
It seems like there are a couple of ellipses in it.
So I complemented it.
? There is nothing in the world I would like better than to go to your wedding.
? There is nothing in the world (which) I would like (to do) better than to go to your wedding.
Am I right?
If not, help me.
Top answer
Yes, they are fine. Or 'that'.
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