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#1 (permalink) Wed Jun 13, 2007 16:10 pm contrasted comparatives

Is it correct to say: "the bigger the house, the higher the price" ?

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#2 (permalink) Wed Jun 13, 2007 17:33 pm contrasted comparatives

Hi segu, The correct sentence is "The bigger the house is, the higher the price is"

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