Asked by rfvv
1. This isn't as cheap as any other sofa in this shop.
2. This is the most expensive soaf in this shop.
3. There are other sofas that are cheaper.
(What does #1 mean, #1 or #2?)
2. This is the most expensive soaf in this shop.
3. There are other sofas that are cheaper.
(What does #1 mean, #1 or #2?)
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
The words "cheap" and "inexpensive" mean approximately the same thing, but they carry different connotations. "Cheap" implies that the inexpensive goods (sofa, in this case) are not well made, whereas "inexpensive" is simply referring to the price in comparison to something else.
Basically, all three end up meaning the same thing, but with variation of wording.
(Also, watch spelling ~~> sofa <~~ in #2.)
Basically, all three end up meaning the same thing, but with variation of wording.
(Also, watch spelling ~~> sofa <~~ in #2.)
Answered by
rfvv
Thank you. Then you mean #1 is the same as #2?
Answered by
Writeacher
Yes, 1 and 2 and 3 all mean about the same thing.
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