Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Same meaning?
1. The more near the fire anything is, the hotter it is.
2. Anything nearer the fire is hotter.
Do they have the same meaning and which is correct?
2. Anything nearer the fire is hotter.
Do they have the same meaning and which is correct?
Top answer
1. The nearer the fire anything is, the hotter it is. 2.
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1. The nearer the fire anything is, the hotter it is.
2. Anything nearer the fire is hotter.
2. Anything nearer the fire is hotter.
AnonymousDo they have the same meaningYes.
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