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"I do" vs "I have"

Is there any difference?


1- He has more knowledge than I do.


2- He has more knowledge than I have.

  

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cat desk Is there any difference? 1- He has more knowledge than I do. 2- He has more knowledge than I have.

— CalifJim

  • cat desk Is there any difference?
  • 1- He has more knowledge than I do.
  • 2- He has more knowledge than I have.
  • No, there's no difference.
  • That's because do ( do, does, did ) can substitute for other verbs.
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cat desk

Is there any difference?


1- He has more knowledge than I do.


2- He has more knowledge than I have.

No, there's no difference. That's because do (do, does, did) can substitute for other verbs.

Your examples are like these:

He knows more than I do. / He knows more than I know.
Helen

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