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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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I will not let you step in this house unless you accept...

Are the following sentences correct?

1: Okay, I will not let you step in this house unless you accept what I say.

2: This tells me more about you that how great a person you are.
  

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Not quite: 1: Okay, I will not let you step into this house unless you accept what I say. 2: This tells me more about how great a person you are.

— Mister Micawber

  • Not quite: 1: Okay, I will not let you step into this house unless you accept what I say.
  • 2: This tells me more about how great a person you are.
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Not quite:

1: Okay, I will not let you step into this house unless you accept what I say.

2: This tells me more about how great a person you are.
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Or, perhaps?

This tells me more about you that than how great a person you are.

CJ
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