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Anonymous  +  489324 Sat, 15 Mar 08 09:47 PM
 I have two questions:

 X is smaller as compared to Y

Is a comma necessary? Before "as" I mean.

 

Second

 

X affects processing of Y

or

X affects the processing of Y

 

Thanks a lot for help! 

Grammar Geek  +  489327 Sat, 15 Mar 08 10:18 PM

Anonymous
“ I have two questions:

 

 X is smaller as compared to Y

Is a comma necessary? Before "as" I mean.

Your example simply isn't natural. Say simply X is smaller than Y.

 

Anonymous
“ 

Second

X affects processing of Y

or

X affects the processing of Y

 

Thanks a lot for help! 

I would use the article - the processing.

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