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Simplicitie Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Any errors in this sentence, please?

Hi All,

Please help me find any grammatical mistake on the sentence below.

"K. is proud of her own abilities to mediate disputes more than any of her other strengths."

My book says that "more than" is wrong but somehow I don't see any problem with it. Can anyone explain to me please?

Thanks in advance,

Simplicitie
  

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I think it needs a little rearrangement and simplification: K. is more proud of her ability to mediate disputes than of any of her other strengths.

— Mister Micawber

  • I think it needs a little rearrangement and simplification: K.
  • is more proud of her ability to mediate disputes than of any of her other strengths.
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I think it needs a little rearrangement and simplification:

K. is more proud of her ability to mediate disputes than of any of her other strengths.
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