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Grammar and Linguistics > Which is correct?
Which is correct?
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alex076
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Which is correct?
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Today it is colder than yesterday. Today is colder than yesterday. I guess it �s the 1st one. What do you think? THANKS in advance. Alex |
4 Nov 2012
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touria
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both are possible i think but with a small difference. Today, it is colder than yesterday or today is colder than yesterday. |
4 Nov 2012
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juliag
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I agree that both are possible.
If I was being really fussy, I would probably start the sentence with "it" in it with "it." Thus:
It is colder today than yesterday.
But in spoken English I think we would use any of the three variations.
Hope this helps.
Julia
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4 Nov 2012
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yanogator
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Yes, all three are good, and with or without the comma that touria added. I agree with Julia that we would more likely begin the sentence with "It", if we were using that sentence. Bruce |
4 Nov 2012
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