English Language & Usage Asked by Vkat007 on January 9, 2021
I am trying to figure out when do we need to use an action verb explicitly and when can we omit it using the (ellipsis concept). For Example:
Thanks for your input
The logic of the constrictions you give depends on what I see as “compared switchable subjects”. In each example two sentences are implied. John is tall ; Jim is tall. John and Jim may be switched between the implied sentences. Additionally, there is a comparison of the implied sentences: who is taller?
The logic is clear and the meaning is clear and unambiguous, making the grammar correct.
Answered by Anton on January 9, 2021
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