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Johner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
More / rather than
Hi,
1. I support David Ferrer because he's a player more than a server.
2. I support David Ferrer because he's more of a player than a server.
3. I support David Ferrer because he's a player rather than a server.
4. I support David Ferrer because he's more of a player rather than a server.
Which of them are OK to say?
Thanks in advance...
1. I support David Ferrer because he's a player more than a server.
2. I support David Ferrer because he's more of a player than a server.
3. I support David Ferrer because he's a player rather than a server.
4. I support David Ferrer because he's more of a player rather than a server.
Which of them are OK to say?
Thanks in advance...
Top answer
I saw this line on the internet: Amy Pond is more of a plot device than an actual character. So #2 is in pocket.
- I saw this line on the internet: Amy Pond is more of a plot device than an actual character.
- So #2 is in pocket.
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I saw this line on the internet:
Amy Pond is more of a plot device than an actual character. So #2 is in pocket.
Amy Pond is more of a plot device than an actual character. So #2 is in pocket.
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