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Rajesh jain Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Sentence
1. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than I am with you.
2. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than you.
Which is more grammatical? And what effect will it make if I omit "other" from the sentence?
2. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than you.
Which is more grammatical? And what effect will it make if I omit "other" from the sentence?
Top answer
Hi, 1. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than I am with you. Clear and unambiguous.
- Hi, 1.
- I have never been more impressed with any other boy than I am with you.
- Clear and unambiguous.
- 2.
- I have never been more impressed with any other boy than you.
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Hi,
1. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than I am with you. Clear and unambiguous.
2. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than you.
Native speakers would naturally take this to mean the same as #1.
But I suppose in theory it could mean
1. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than I am with you. Clear and unambiguous.
2. I have never been more impressed with any other boy than you.
Native speakers would naturally take this to mean the same as #1.
But I suppose in theory it could mean
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