powellmittra wrote:
sayantanc2k wrote:
KS15 wrote:
I agree with last poster . We always say-X is as good as Y and not X is as good as Y is. Experts-please advise. Mike mcgarry/Daagh
The two elements of comparison are:
X: Bamboo is versatile
Y: Wood is versatile
It is generally accepted to omit the repeated parts in the second element, but retaining the same does not make the sentence wrong.
Bamboo is as versatile a material as wood (is).... omitting "is" is acceptable, but retaining "is" is correct a swell. Therefore
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