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I am confused with some of these basic comparisons: (I know it sounds stupid, but... )
Can you please tell me which one is correct and explain why other is wrong?
Dollar coin weights far less than four quarters vs Dollar coin weights far less than four quarters do
She is shorter than her sister vs She is shorter than her sister is
I play basketball better than my brother. vs I play basketball better than my brother does (I see many similar cases. Sometime requires verb and sometime does not. can someone please explain this clearly?)
You are more interesting than she. vs You are more interesting than her You are more interesting than she is
Here's some idioms: more x than y: A group has more men than women. x is more than y: A group is smaller than B group.
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I am confused with some of these basic comparisons: (I know it sounds stupid, but... )
Can you please tell me which one is correct and explain why other is wrong?
Dollar coin weights far less than four quarters vs Dollar coin weights far less than four quarters do
She is shorter than her sister vs She is shorter than her sister is
I play basketball better than my brother. vs I play basketball better than my brother does (I see many similar cases. Sometime requires verb and sometime does not. can someone please explain this clearly?)
You are more interesting than she. vs You are more interesting than her You are more interesting than she is
Here's some idioms: more x than y: A group has more men than women. x is more than y: A group is smaller than B group.
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Here are my takes:
Dollar coin weights far less than four quarters vs Dollar coin weights far less than four quarters do
She is shorter than her sister vs She is shorter than her sister is
I play basketball better than my brother. vs I play basketball better than my brother does
In all these cases both are correct. in first sentenses the second verb is silent or understood. We need not repeat Do, Does or is as these are understood. I am confused in the last one. Can somebody through some light on it.
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