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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Rather than
Hi,
Example: It pertains to A rather than to A's wife.
Are both forms okay - with or without the second (bolded) to?
Example: It pertains to A rather than to A's wife.
Are both forms okay - with or without the second (bolded) to?
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Hi, Yes. But I prefer the version with 'to'. You might replace the second 'A' with 'his'.
- Hi, Yes.
- But I prefer the version with 'to'.
- You might replace the second 'A' with 'his'.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes.
But I prefer the version with 'to'.
You might replace the second 'A' with 'his'.
Clive
Yes.
But I prefer the version with 'to'.
You might replace the second 'A' with 'his'.
Clive
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