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Exercise 22: Using Comparisons: Than, As, From

Answers:
1 than
2 as
3 than
4 from
5 than (not sure!)
6 from
7 than
8 as
9 than
10 than

Is the correct answer to # 6 "from"(per the above post) or "than"(per the pdf).
6. John’s speech was much different __than__ mine.

Also, can someone please explain which of the two, from or than is correct and why.
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hello guys,

Non-countable nouns use many, much, little, less + noun + as

is " many " an exception of the rule ? because many used for countable things.
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Could someone explain the difference in use of object pronouns in the following sentences:

1. Everybody works faster than I

2. He has more comics than me.

He is a subject pronoun in the 2nd sentence, yet is used with an object pronoun me?

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