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Jadel Posted 10 years ago
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She has more bottles of shampoo than I do.
She has more bottles of shampoo than I have.
Are they both correct?

She has been studying harder than me.(more informal)
She has been studying harder than I.(formal)
She has been studying harder than I have.(neutral)
Are all they correct?
  

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They are all possible in BrE. Please ask unrelated questions in separate threads in future.

— Fivejedjon

  • They are all possible in BrE.
  • Please ask unrelated questions in separate threads in future.
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They are all possible in BrE.

Please ask unrelated questions in separate threads in future.
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