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by zaarathelab » Sun Oct 02, 2011 10:57 pm
gunjan1208 wrote:Hi,
Is the following sentence correct?

I will have higher bills than last year.


Thanks in Advance.
Comparing higher bills to 'last year' is illogical.

Correct Sentence

I will have bills that are higher than those last year
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by catfreak » Mon Oct 03, 2011 12:46 pm
I will have bills higher than those of last year.
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by GmatKiss » Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:24 pm
catfreak wrote:I will have bills higher than those of last year.
This is wrong!

It should be
" This year, i will have bills higher than those of last year"
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" Bills this year will be higher than those of last year"

Please correct me if am wrong!

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by gunjan1208 » Tue Oct 04, 2011 6:14 am
Thanks Guys!
This is the mistake I found in the manhattan SC guide material: Though the concept they explain is right but ultimately they printed the wrong example:- (Excerpt below)

The sentence implies the comparison than now. On the GMAT, however, you must make
that comparison explicit, using the word than.
Wrong: I will have HIGHER bills OVER last year.
Right: I will have HIGHER bills THAN last year.
Always use than with a comparative form.


Experts??? I firmly believe that it is wrong. Could you please explain?
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by catfreak » Tue Oct 04, 2011 11:13 am
How is this statement right?

I will have HIGHER bills THAN last year.

Here bills are compared with year.
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by catfreak » Tue Oct 04, 2011 11:17 am
Hi GK, Could you please explain what is wrong here ?

"I will have bills higher than the bills of last year" can be written after removing redundant bills as " I will have bills higher than those of last year"

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catfreak wrote:I will have bills higher than those of last year.
This is wrong!

It should be
" This year, i will have bills higher than those of last year"
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" Bills this year will be higher than those of last year"

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by GmatKiss » Tue Oct 04, 2011 12:06 pm
catfreak wrote:Hi GK, Could you please explain what is wrong here ?

"I will have bills higher than the bills of last year" can be written after removing redundant bills as " I will have bills higher than those of last year

Yes, it seem to be/seems fine for me! But need confirmation from some experts.
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catfreak wrote:I will have bills higher than those of last year.
This is wrong!

It should be
" This year, i will have bills higher than those of last year"
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" Bills this year will be higher than those of last year"

Please correct me if am wrong!

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