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Zhuldyz Posted 12 years ago
English in Russia
grammar
Hello everyone! Can you explain what should I use, if I wanna say "I like tea, but I Like coffee more" or "I like tea, but I Like coffee better", what version is correct?
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I like tea, but coffee is better. I like tea, but I like coffee more. I like tea, but I prefer coffee.
- I like tea, but coffee is better.
- I like tea, but I like coffee more.
- I like tea, but I prefer coffee.
- I prefer coffee to tea.
- These are all good to use.
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I like tea, but coffee is better.
I like tea, but I like coffee more.
I like tea, but I prefer coffee.
I prefer coffee to tea.
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I like tea, but I like coffee more.
I like tea, but I prefer coffee.
I prefer coffee to tea.
These are all good to use. Contact me if you want to use my experience to learn very quickly.
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Both of your versions are fine. I would suggest, though, that you'll always make a better impression if you use "want to" in writing, instead of "wanna."
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