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Two sentences; very short grammar question.



brianna72 1 / -  
Apr 28, 2010   #1
It would be so great if someone tells me if these are right:

1.The new model costs twice more than last years model.

2.He felt very strong that he should leave.

please tell me if i need to delete/add some words to achieve correct grammar.
Thank you!!!

yuvly 4 / 10  
Apr 28, 2010   #2
For the first sentence, the idea is to convey that the price of the new model is twice that of the last years' models. therefore i think the sentence could have been

1.
The cost of the new model is twice that of the last years' model.

as for no2. i think the sentence construction does not sound good,
it could have been
2.He strongly felt that he should leave
DannyBoy 2 / 5  
Apr 28, 2010   #3
Another alternative for 1 is

1. The new model is twice as expensive as the last year's model

As for 2, yuvly is correct

Good luck !
EF_Kevin 8 / 13052  
Apr 29, 2010   #4
Excellent, this is a great thread that will help lots of people.

Here is another idea:
1.The new model costs twice more than as much as last year's model.

2.He felt very strongly that he should leave.
alswn95 11 / 28  
Apr 29, 2010   #5
1. The new models cost twice more than the last year's model.
That's if you want to keep your old sentence.
2. He had a strong urge to leave.
megha 7 / 13  
Apr 30, 2010   #6
1.The new model costs twice as much as last year's model.
2.He felt very strongly that he should leave.
shalini singh 14 / 23  
Apr 30, 2010   #7
1.The new model cost double as compared with last years model.

2.He strongly felt that its better to leave.
katiecohen96 1 / 3  
Aug 30, 2012   #8
(usage of Aristotelian...) - Suggestions on this paragraph?

The usage of Aristotelian appeal intensifies and adds substance to a writer's material. An author or speaker can effectively persuade his or her audience through three subcategories of Aristotelian appeal: logos, pathos, and ethos. In many movies, characters demonstrate logos, pathos, and ethos when giving speeches to evoke a desired emotion from the audience. Examples of these speeches include ___.
KhanhZ 5 / 131  
Aug 31, 2012   #9
Hi, Katie again)
If you have your whole work, could you post here? I would gladly review it, cos' I don't really enjoy reading tidbits)

In many movies, characters demonstrate logos, pathos, and ethosthe usage of mentioned rhetoric devices when giving speeches

It would be better if you could give examples from other sources :literature, historiy - not only cinematography.


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