Question

Would it be better to say...

Answer 1

Othello's love for Desdemona has no tantamount.

Othello's love for Desdemona had no tantamount.

Answer 2

And does this sentence make sense using the word tantamount?

Answer 3

well is it supposed to be in the pass or pres-int?

Answer 4

Well, both sentences seem the same to me.

Let's find out if the word tantamount makes sense. :)

Tantamount-
equivalent, as in value, force, effect, or signification.

Would you say that this would make sense?

Answer 5

Wait, never mind, @Yinshy right. There are different tenses. DX

Answer 6

one sentence has had and the other has

Answer 7

I would say yes because I am trying to say that Othello's love for Desdemona had no equal.

Answer 8

But what is better?

Answer 9

:) Because we didn't read the story we can't really know what tense to use.

Answer 10

What if Desdemona and Othello die in the story?

Answer 11

Does it become had?

Answer 12

well if this was in the pass i would say B because it says had

Answer 13

Yes.

Answer 14

Because they do die.

Answer 15

^Yes. That would be correct.

Answer 16

then yes had would be your awnser

Answer 17

So is tantamount the best word to use?

Answer 18

let me see

Answer 19

?

Answer 20

I would think so. :)

Answer 21

Okay. Thanks guys.

Answer 22

i would say yes

Answer 23

medal???