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No, it isn't. It should be She reads better than I. It means she reads better than I read.
- No, it isn't.
- It should be She reads better than I.
- It means she reads better than I read.
- She reads better than I do.
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No, it isn't. It should be
She reads better than I.
It means she reads better than I read.
She reads better than I do.
She reads better than I.
It means she reads better than I read.
She reads better than I do.
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I think that ''me'' is more accurate than ''I''.
I believe your sentence is correct.
I believe your sentence is correct.
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To convey the same core meaning, it is more idiomatic to my ear to say " She is a better reader than me".
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