I can not find the answere anywhere. I have read the expression so simple like that but more commonly as simple as that it seems there's a difference and i don't get it. I think he made the problem simpler,and she made it. I think he made the problem more simple,and she made it the most simple. 这条问题很简单。 simplified 是动词simplify的过去式，解作简化 e.g.simplify the language 简化语言 simply副词 简单地；明白易. Hi, i would like to know which of these phrases is correct: Simple 形容词 this is a simple question. Which sentence is the right one ?
I Have Read The Expression So Simple Like That But More Commonly As Simple As That It Seems There's A Difference And I Don't Get It.
English has neither a simple perfective nor. I can not find the answere anywhere. Simple 形容词 this is a simple question.
I Myself Have Been Known To Quote A Simple Sentence From Wiki Saying This, Rather Baldly And Categorically (And Rightly, I Believe):
I think he made the problem simpler,and she made it. Which sentence is the right one ? Hi, i would like to know which of these phrases is correct:
I Think He Made The Problem More Simple,And She Made It The Most Simple.
这条问题很简单。 simplified 是动词simplify的过去式，解作简化 e.g.simplify the language 简化语言 simply副词 简单地；明白易.
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这条问题很简单。 Simplified 是动词Simplify的过去式，解作简化 E.g.simplify The Language 简化语言 Simply副词 简单地；明白易.
I myself have been known to quote a simple sentence from wiki saying this, rather baldly and categorically (and rightly, i believe): I think he made the problem simpler,and she made it. I have read the expression so simple like that but more commonly as simple as that it seems there's a difference and i don't get it.
I Can Not Find The Answere Anywhere.
Which sentence is the right one ? English has neither a simple perfective nor. I think he made the problem more simple,and she made it the most simple.
Hi, I Would Like To Know Which Of These Phrases Is Correct:
Simple 形容词 this is a simple question.
