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nie o to mi chodzilo
Peter earns $2000.
Natasha earns $6000.
She earns three times as much as he does.
He earns three times as less as she does.
nie koniecznie znaczy to, co:
She earns three times more than he does.
He earns three times less than she does.

nie rozumiem

jak to nie rozumiesz:?

jaka jest roznica znaczenia

uzywajac wzorow matematycznych to jest tak:
$2[tel]x $2000 = $8000 (three times more than $2000)
$2000 x 3 = $6000 (three times as much as $2000)

to jest filozofowanie. Ktoś ma za dużo wolnego czasu.

no ale taka jest wlasnie roznica

jeden zarabia 2000, drugi 4000
jak to wyrazisz przy użyciu more?

x makes twice the money y does /?/

ma być z 'more'

X makes 2000 more than y

A ma 2000
B ma 4000
B earns one time more than A does.
B earns twice as much as A does.

B earns one time more than A does.

I ktoś tak mówi?

no jasne, ze nie - przeciez chciales zdania z more

:-)

podobnie jest z uzywaniem procentow, niestety :(

Pewnie ci z pierwszego obozu uwazaja ze 2+2 = 5 , a ci z drugiego ze jednal jest 4?


I paid three times as much for the meal as they did = I paid three times more for the meal than they did.

B earns one time more than A does.
pomimo ze nikt tak nie powie,
A earns one time less than B does. /?/ B = 4000. 4000 x 1 = 4000, so: how much does A earn?

fui, przestan - jak chcesz sie glowic nad czyms takim, to daj rozwiazanie, jak juz do niego dojdziesz

>>B earns one time more than A does pomimo ze nikt tak nie powie,

nie powiedzialem ze ktos tak powie, a w ogole nie rozumiem co chcesz powiedziec

Right:)

sorry sav, nothing to do with what you said, but I'like to see your opinion as to the original question.

I don't know what the original question was. I picked up in the middle.

>>I paid three times as much for the meal as they did.
>>I paid three times more for the meal than they did.

But what I know that the former is equivalent to the latter and the other way around.