Hi,from Japan.
The object has a size of 10 square meters and a weight of 50 kilograms.
I want to change the sensence using "per".
"The object has a weight of 1 kilogram per a size of 0.2 square meters."
Is this sentence is grammatically correct and narural?![]()
Gramatically correct, but not what I'd naturally say.
"The object has a weight of 1 kilogram per 0.2 square metres" or
"The object is 1 kilogram per 0.2 square metres"
as kilogram & metre already define the values as being weight and size. (A bit like "a male boy" for example)
Hi,
as an engineer, and being very pedantic, kilogram is a measure of mass, not weight!
Mike
I work as a patent enginner so what you said is important for me.
Thank you!
This example is very easy to understand! Thank youOriginally Posted by hobbes
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