Is this comparative sentence correct?
El caballo de Josh es más alto que mi caballo.
= Josh's horse is taller than my horse.
We need to use the article el here, correct?
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Es correcto, pero también puedes decir:
"El caballo de Josh es más alto que el mío".
Esta frase es más frecuente.
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I agree with Alberto. The most common way I hear this type of expression is:
El caballo de Josh es más alto que el mío.
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Sí, lo es.
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CORRECTO!!!
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yes, in spanish the article ''el'' is necessary in the before of the subject, it excepts for the proper noun like Chicago or Josh, but the josh's horse isn't a proper noun then it must have the article ''el'' before of josh's horse.
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