Yuko Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
The size of it
(A) "You can see a bigger size if you click on the photo."
(B) "You can see the photo in a bigger size if you click on it."
Which do you prefer?
I do hear and see (A) a lot; but are the grammarians among you happy with it?
(B) "You can see the photo in a bigger size if you click on it."
Which do you prefer?
I do hear and see (A) a lot; but are the grammarians among you happy with it?
Top answer
I prefer A. It's simple and direct. The grammar seems fine.
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I prefer A. It's simple and direct. The grammar seems fine.
I have some reservations about B.
Clive
I have some reservations about B.
Clive
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Ah, thanks! I was wondering if the noun "size" was used on its own outside context of clothes sizes etc., i.e. where each size is predetermined. ("This is size A, B, C...etc")
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