Not a maths problem!

April 27, 2017 · by · in Grammar · 2 Comments

This is not a maths problem!

If I earn €1200 and a friend of mine earns €1800, which is the correct way of expressing the difference in our salaries?

  1. My friend earns a half more than me
  2. I earn half as much as my friend
  3. My friend earns half as much again as I do
  4. My friend earns twice as much as I do

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2 comments

  1. Lidirce · · Reply→

    I still didn’t get why it’s #3

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    1. Sandro - www.NotOnlyGrammar.com · · Reply→

      I’ve added an Answers Page to the website, Lidirce. Just click the tab on the top right. Hopefully the explanation there will help.

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