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"Existing more in legand than (factually), king Arthur was supposed~"
In this sentence, factually should be fact. The question is
I think it can be IN FACT, and IN is omitted because it used right
before IN LEGEND.
But some say after THAN, you use noun form, therefore
FACT is correct.
Is this right?
In this sentence, factually should be fact. The question is
I think it can be IN FACT, and IN is omitted because it used right
before IN LEGEND.
But some say after THAN, you use noun form, therefore
FACT is correct.
Is this right?