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[loveydovey]

Please correct my grammar. Is it okay to say " It takes double the amount of money to live here than small town". Does it sound right?

[seba_870701]

Please correct my grammar. Is it okay to say " It takes double the amount of money to live here than small town". Does it sound right?

sounds awkward. try:
living here takes twice more money then living in a small town.
[not a teacher]

[bianca]

Please correct my grammar. Is it okay to say " It takes double the amount of money to live here than small town". Does it sound right?

It takes twice as much money to live here than it does living in a small town.
It is twice as expensive to live here than it is to live in a small yown.

I reckon...

[BobK]

- 'twice more money' is not right; 'twice more' is maybe acceptable; but 'twice as much [money]' is much better.

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[Soup]

"It takes double the amount of money to live here than small town".

It takes double the amount of money to live here than it does to live in a small town.

It takes double the amount of money to live here than it does in a small town.

It takes double the amount of money to live here than in a small town.



It takes twice as much money to live here than it does to live in a small town.

It takes twice as much money to live here than it does in a small town.

It takes twice as much money to live here than in a small town.