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Gabriel
more two than/two more than
Hi,there
I know you say "I have a THOUSAND dollars MORE than my brother has"
But do you say "I ate TWO MORE slices of cake/chunks of bread than my brother did" or "I ate TWO slices of cake/chunks of bread MORE than my brother did"?
And "I ran TWO miles MORE than my friend did" or " I ran TWO MORE miles than my friend did"?
Which order is correct?
Thank you
Please, help me
22 апр. 2016 г., 1:59
Ответы · 1
I don't know if there is a proper grammatical answer to this - and if so I am sure one of our wonderful grammarians will tell you! But I would say "I ate two slices more than he did". But I would say "there are two more slices left - who wants them". With he other example I would say "I ran two miles further than my friend". But, "I need to run two more miles to complete the course".
22 апреля 2016 г.
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английский, французский, португальский, испанский
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