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Punithadish Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

I have two questions . somebody please help

1.when I am referring to someone who is younger, how do I say? . "He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me"

2.when I have already had a portion of some food and I want to offer it someone else but inform them that I have eaten it straight using mouth, Can I use " I have already salivated the food"
  

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Hi, punithadish. Welcome to English Forums. In general, it's a good idea to ask unrelated questions in two different posts.

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  • Hi, punithadish.
  • Welcome to English Forums.
  • In general, it's a good idea to ask unrelated questions in two different posts.
  • when I am referring to someone who is younger, how do I say?
  • "He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me" He is younger than me.
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Hi, punithadish.

Welcome to English Forums.

In general, it's a good idea to ask unrelated questions in two different posts.

punithadish1.when I am referring to someone who is younger, how do I say? . "He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me"
He is younger than me. -- This is a very common way to say this. Some people will say
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