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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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from or over
from or over
He's double his scoring average ---- last year. Last year he scored 6 points, this year 12.
He's improved a lot ---- last year.
He's double his scoring average ---- last year. Last year he scored 6 points, this year 12.
He's improved a lot ---- last year.
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" The second is a little different. It would also be "from," unless you refer to it as "over the" last year. In that case, you would use "from" if he is better this year than he was last year.
- " The second is a little different.
- It would also be "from," unless you refer to it as "over the" last year.
- In that case, you would use "from" if he is better this year than he was last year.
- You would use "over the" if he improved while last year was in progress.
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The first is "from." The second is a little different. It would also be "from," unless you refer to it as "over the" last year. In that case, you would use "from" if he is better this year than he was last year. You would use "over the" if he improved while last year was in progress.
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