“You are smarter than you appear” or “…than you appear to be”
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I couldn't decide which one is grammatically correct.
"You are smarter than you appear." Or
"You are smarter than you appear to be."
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I couldn't decide which one is grammatically correct.
"You are smarter than you appear." Or
"You are smarter than you appear to be."
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I couldn't decide which one is grammatically correct.
"You are smarter than you appear." Or
"You are smarter than you appear to be."
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I couldn't decide which one is grammatically correct.
"You are smarter than you appear." Or
"You are smarter than you appear to be."
grammar grammaticality
grammar grammaticality
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Both are possible.
See an example from Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
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: to have an outward aspect :
She appears (to be) happy enough.
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Both are possible.
See an example from Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
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: to have an outward aspect :
She appears (to be) happy enough.
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Both are possible.
See an example from Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
APPEAR
: to have an outward aspect :
She appears (to be) happy enough.
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Both are possible.
See an example from Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
APPEAR
: to have an outward aspect :
She appears (to be) happy enough.
answered Dec 11 at 8:18
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Both are possible.
See an example from Merriam-Webster's Dictionary:
APPEAR
: to have an outward aspect :
She appears (to be) happy enough.
answered Dec 11 at 8:18
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answered Dec 11 at 8:18
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