Asked by mark

Need help with one sentence structure.
I don't know if I am going to be able to explain it good.
It goes like this "the measures will have to be much more drastic than if they were conducted today" I need help with this part "than if they were conducted today". I want to say that if we wait the measures will have to be harsher,so better do it today". The question is: Is this construction of the sentence "than if they were conducted today" good or is there something better?
Answered by Writeacher
Something better is your wording in your explanation! "If we wait ... do it today."
Answered by mark
I can't use that. It is paraphrasing :/ I'll leave it that way "than if they were conducted today"
Answered by Writeacher
Yes, that's fine, too! Both ways to phrase the idea get the message across accurately!
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