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I like...better than vs. I like...more than
1) I like playing outside better than staying at home.
2) I like playing outside more than staying at home.
Which is correct and why? Can I say both?
Thank you!
2012年9月3日 04:54
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Thank you very much :)
2012年9月3日
You can use both.
"Than" is a conjunction used in comparisons:
Tom is smarter than Bill.
This is more important than you might think.
Is she taller than you?
Yes, she is taller than I.
Better than= To a greater extent or degree
Technically, you should use the subject pronoun after than (e.g., I), as opposed to the object pronoun (me). However, English speakers commonly use the object pronoun.
2012年9月3日
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