0 Hi Barb02br 02br 00The vote from Connecticut is that 'less' is just fine. htmlchere
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01cite10Grammar Geek12cite10(What I really wanted to write was "Look, bucko, if your act wasn't together enough so that you only ordered them the day before you had to actually have them in hand, then I may not be able to help you!" But somehow, that didn't seem the right way to phrase it. Nonetheless, it was cathartic just writing it he
01i10Less than12i10 can be used before a plural noun that denotes a measure of time, amount, or distance.12blockquote10That gets my California vote too! Who in their right mind is going to say "He is fewer than 40 years old"? Or "It cost me fewer than $10"?02br