Activity 1: Comparative structures
I copied and pasted 4 sentences below form the first 10 items and feedback. (number1 and 7)
It can be argued that this trend was considerably more concerning than any other.
It can be argued that no other trend was nearly as/so concerning as this one.
The amendment that is now before us goes considerably further than the original option.
The original option does not go nearly as/so far as the amendment that is now before us.
According to 2 pair of sentences, 'considerably' changed to 'nearly'.
What kind of adverbs can I use for comparison sentence structure?
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I copied and pasted 2 sentences form 2nd 10 items number 9
Scotland always does not do as well as the rest of the UK when it suffers from socialism and its legacy.
Scotland never does as well as the rest of the UK when it suffers from socialism and its legacy.
Why this answer did not use "more or er"?
How about my answer is it correct?
Scotland always worse than the rest of the Uk when it suffers from socialism and its legacy.
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Last thing I would like to say is that in Activity 2: Linking expressions there is linker to PDF files
that has 5 pages. In page 3 there is example about 'nevertheless'. The context of the sentence is about Japanese but the picture below is Korean not Japanese.
