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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Sentence construction with "than he did anyone else."
Hello,
Is it grammatically correct to write this sentence to indicate comparison:
He was in charge of the food, and he served himself more than he did anyone else.
Or should I write this instead:
He was in charge of food, and he served himself more than he served anyone else.
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anonymous Is it grammatically correct to write this sentence to indicate comparison: He was in charge of the food, and he served himself more than he did anyone else. It's grammatically correct, yes. anonymous Or should I write this instead: He was in charge of food, and he served himself more than he served anyone else.
- anonymous Is it grammatically correct to write this sentence to indicate comparison: He was in charge of the food, and he served himself more than he did anyone else.
- It's grammatically correct, yes.
- anonymous Or should I write this instead: He was in charge of food, and he served himself more than he served anyone else.
- This is also OK.
- You can also end with 'more than anyone else'.
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anonymousIs it grammatically correct to write this sentence to indicate comparison:
He was in charge of the food, and he served himself more than he did anyone else.
It's grammatically correct, yes.
anonymousOr should I write this instead:
He was in charge of food, and he served himself more than he served anyone else.
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