"There are far fewer tourists inTokyo than just two months ago." Is my sentence correct?
I've been practicing comparatives and made some sentences. Are these sentences grammatically correct?
There are far fewer tourists in Tokyo than just two months ago because of COVID.
She has twice as many books as I do.
I became more scared as the doctor explained about the surgery in more detail.
My wight is half as heavy as his.
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Are these sentences grammatically correct?
There are far fewer tourists in Tokyo than just two months ago because of COVID-19.
She has twice as many books as I do.
I became (even) more scared as the doctor explained about the surgery in more detail.
My weight is half as heavy as his.
Hi, Avocado K. (A new name?) Other than misspelling the word, "weight," as Andres pointed out, your sentences are grammatically correct. However, I would add the word, "even," in your fourth sentence to emphasize the comparison more. I hope that this helps you, Jonathan.
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"There are far fewer tourists inTokyo than just two months ago." Is my sentence correct?
I've been practicing comparatives and made some sentences. Are these sentences grammatically correct?
There are far fewer tourists in Tokyo than just two months ago because of COVID.
She has twice as many books as I do.
I became even more scared as the doctor explained the surgery in more detail.
My weight is half as heavy as his.
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"There are far fewer tourists in Tokyo than just two months ago." Is my sentence correct?
I've been practicing comparatives and made some sentences. Are these sentences grammatically correct?
There are far fewer tourists in Tokyo than just two months ago because of COVID.
She has twice as many books as I do.
I became more scared as the doctor explained about the surgery in more detail.
My weight is half as heavy as his.
Solid English.
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There are far fewer tourists in Tokyo than just two months ago because of COVID.
--> this looks correct! you could also say, "due to COVID"
She has twice as many books as I do.
--> this looks correct! You could also say "she has twice as many books as me"
I became more scared as the doctor explained (about) the surgery in more detail.
--> I would remove "about"
--> I became even more scared as the doctor explain the surgery in more detail
My wight (weight) is half as heavy as his.
--> this can work, but depending on what you are trying to say, I would use "I am half as heavy as he is"
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