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When I have two subjects, how should I arrange a sentence with "better"? Could you say? "It is better that he gets grounded than fail/fails a grade(or FAIL SCHOOL?? Or REPEAT A GRADE?) ..........////////And "It is better that she breaks up with him than him losing his job" or "It is better that she breaks up with him than he loses his job"v

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Help with question (please)
Hi, there

Please, could you help me?

When I have two subjects, how should I arrange a sentence with "better"? Could you say? "It is better that he gets grounded than fail/fails a grade(or FAIL SCHOOL?? Or REPEAT A GRADE?) ..........////////And "It is better that she breaks up with him than him losing his job" or "It is better that she breaks up with him than he loses his job"v

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So I couldn't use "it is better that..."?

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for #1 I think you could say either: it would be better if she breaks up with him as opposed to him losing his job. or: it is better for her to break up with him than for him to lose his job.