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Floralex Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

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How does someone say this correctly and natively?

You're more (of) a guy than a girl (in) the way you act. You're scared of everything.

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" (If you actually think guys are more likely to be scared of everything than girls are. )

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I would say "You act more like a guy than a girl." (If you actually think guys are more likely to be scared of everything than girls are. The stereotype would be the other way around.)
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I meant to say

You act more like a girl than a guy.

It wouldn't make sense otherwise, if one were to say it to a guy.

In the sentence I wrote:

He's more (of) a girl than you guy in the way he acts.

Is this okay tho if I want to formulate it, it's something people might say?

of necessary?

I was looking for a sentence with "in the way
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