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which is right?
Hi! I am wondering if the sentence "MArk is less taller than Paul" is correct. Please advise me. Thanks.
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Re: which is right?

Originally Posted by
vladz Hi! I am wondering if the sentence "MArk is less taller than Paul" is correct. Please advise me. Thanks.
The opposite of 'tall' is 'short':
Mark is less taller than Paul. :( (ungrammatical)
Mark is shorter than Paul. :D (grammatical)
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Re: which is right?

Originally Posted by
vladz Hi! I am wondering if the sentence "MArk is less taller than Paul" is correct. Please advise me. Thanks.
I agree with Ca. In addition: Mark is not taller than Paul.( same tall) :wink:
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Re: which is right?

Originally Posted by
henry 
Originally Posted by
vladz Hi! I am wondering if the sentence "MArk is less taller than Paul" is correct. Please advise me. Thanks.
I agree with Ca. In addition: Mark is not taller than Paul.( same tall) :wink:
as tall as means, around the same height.
not taller than means, Mark could be around the same height as Paul or he could be shorter than Paul.
All the best,
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