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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Comparative

Could you check whether both of (A) and (B) are right in the following sentence?
Thank you.

No one [ (A) can run / (B) runs ] faster than he at his high school.
  

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They are both OK. However, "than him" is more natural than "than he". I would also be inclined to move "at his high school": No one at his high school [ (A) can run / (B) runs ] faster than him.

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  • They are both OK.
  • However, "than him" is more natural than "than he".
  • I would also be inclined to move "at his high school": No one at his high school [ (A) can run / (B) runs ] faster than him.
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They are both OK. However, "than him" is more natural than "than he". I would also be inclined to move "at his high school":

No one at his high school [ (A) can run / (B) runs ] faster than him.
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