Dec. 15, 2019
Grammar
Today, I went through the chapter of comparison of my grammar textbook. And, I was stuck with this sentence. "The more expensive the hotel, the worse the service."
I wonder why "is" is omitted after the noun, respectively.
I also would like to put on these sentences here to help me memorize them.
”I like him all the better because he is modest and clever.”
”The fact that I simply ignored her rude remarks made her all the more angry.”
I'm not familiar with the above expressions, so I will definitely memorize them and hopefully use them at conversation.
今日、私は私の文法教科書の比較の章を読みました。 そして、すんなりと納得できない文がありました。 「ホテルは高ければ高いほど、サービスは悪くなります。」
名詞の後に「is」が省略されているのはなぜでしょうか。
私はまた、文章を覚えるため、ここに載せておこうと思います。
彼は控えめで賢い分私は彼がとても好きです。
彼女の失礼な発言を無視したことがそれだけ彼女をおこらせた。
こういった表現を知らなかったので、絶対に記憶して会話でつ買えたらなと思います。
Grammar
Today, I went through the chapter ofn comparison ofin my grammar textbook.
And, I was stuck withon this sentence.
You can also say: "Today, I went through the chapter on comparison in my grammar textbook and I got stuck on this (one) sentence."
”I like him all the better because he is modest and clever.
””The fact that I simply ignored her rude remarks made her all the more angry.
Feedback
Hi Ruby, I added an alternative way to connect the two sentences. Feel free to check it out.
Dec. 16, 2019
Thanks a lot!
Grammar
Today, I went through the chapter ofn comparison ofin my grammar textbook.
And, I was stuck withon this sentence.
"The more expensive the hotel, the worse the service."I wonder why "is" is omitted after the noun, respectively.
I also would also like to put on these sentences here to I help me memorize them.
”I like him all the better because he is modest and clever.
””The fact that I simply ignored her rude remarks made her all the more angry.
”I'm not familiar with the above expressions above, so I will definitely memorize them and hopefully use them atin conversation.
Dec. 16, 2019
Thank you so much:)
Grammar
Today, I went through the chapter ofn comparison ofin my grammar textbook.
And, I wasI got stuck withon this sentence.
It said, "The more expensive the hotel, the worse the service." I wonder why "is" is omitted after the noun, respectively.
It's omitted because it's not really necessary. In this sort of comparative expression, you aren't making a complete sentence! :)
I also would also like to put onost these sentences here to help me memorize them.
”I like him all the better because he is modest and clever.
””The fact that I simply ignored her rude remarks made her all the more angry.
”I'm not familiar with the above expressions, so I will definitely memorize them and hopefully use them atin conversation.
Feedback
Good luck with your studies!
Dec. 16, 2019
Thanks a lot!
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