Hello Friends, A few days a ago I chanced upon a poster hung in my office' toilet and it reads: "As much as you dislike a dirty toilet so does your colleagues" I am just worndering whether it's grammatically a

Thanks a lot for an insightful answer Mr. Wordy.

Thanks Mr. Wordy. You said that he following: China's history is so essential to master at that no student of history should ignore it, none more so than the history of India does not make any sense. I would like to know

Hello Friends, I am making a quest into the usage of 'none more so than', 'no more than', 'any more than' and no less than' phrases. 1) Following is the excerpt from the book, 'China : A history'

Hello Friends, I have a few queries concerning conditional clauses. Here is a sentence. If she would have agreed I might have married her.(Hypothetical past) In this sentence, what does the if- clasue ('If she would have agreed' ) denotes?

What an excellent and lucid explanation !! Thanks you very much Calif Jim. Best Regards, Sabya

Thanks Calif Jim, What I understood is that 'As much' is used as an adverbial to comapre the degree of the noun 'duty'. Do we need to use singlar noun to denote the comparison of degree? For example. To ensure sustainable economic growth

Dear Friends, I have couple of questions (which has been nagging me for a long time) about 'As much...As' comparative clause. What all (noun (uncountable/countable), adjectives (gradable/non-gradable), infinitive, gerund) we can use in 'As

Thanks Clive. Best Regards, Sabya

Bokeh, Doll, Clive. Thanks for replying. I would like to know why "much" is not legitimate here. So far as I know, "much" can be used adjectives to intensify it. Could please explain me. Here is another structure. The British empire was much more