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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Than
I read a book and I felt happier (than I was (before?)).
We should walk faster (than we are (now?)).
How do you make it sound better? (If it's grammatical.)
Can you just leave out 'than...'?
We should walk faster (than we are (now?)).
How do you make it sound better? (If it's grammatical.)
Can you just leave out 'than...'?
Top answer
I felt happier. I felt happier than I was before. We should walk faster.
- I felt happier.
- I felt happier than I was before.
- We should walk faster.
- We should walk faster than we are walking now.
- michaelting How do you make it sound better?
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I felt happier.
I felt happier than I was before.
We should walk faster.
We should walk faster than we are walking now.
CJ
I felt happier than I was before.
We should walk faster.
We should walk faster than we are walking now.
michaeltingHow do you make it sound better? Can you just leave out 'than...'?You can leave out the whole than clause, but not just the word than.
CJ
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