Asked by rfvv

1. He has the least money of all his classmates.

2. He has the least money of all the boys in his class.

3. He has the least money of all the boys in his classroom.
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Are they all grammatical?
Is #1 logically incorrect?
Answered by Reed
Yes, all are grammatically correct, and all three are logically correct. :)
Answered by Reed
Yes, all three are grammatically correct, and are logically correct.
Answered by rfvv
In Sentence 1, 'all his classmates" doesn't include the subject 'He.' So is this sentence logical or correct?
Answered by Writeacher
For sentence 1, another (maybe better) way to phrase it is this ~~> <i>He has less money than any of his classmates.</i>
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