Help(omission) Hi, there Could I omit the words in parentheses in these sentences? *"I've been working more than I have ever (been working)"... Could I say "I've been working more than I ever have"

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Help(omission) Hi, there Could I omit the words in parentheses in these sentences? *"I've been working more than I have ever (been working)"... Could I say "I've been working more than I ever have" instead? **"Last week I studied more than I have/had ever (studied)"? Could I say "Last week I studied more than I ever have/had"? ****Finally, "I am struggling with Math more than I have ever (struggled)"... Couldn't I say "I am struggling with Math more than I ever have"? Please. Could you tell me what you would say?

2017年12月6日 19:22

解答 · 5

Your 3 suggested sentences are correct.

2017年12月6日

While all are technically correct, the usual way of expressing that idea would be to change the end of your sentences one of these ways : "I've been working more than ever." "I've been working more than I ever have."

2017年12月6日