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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
than or other than
Which one is correct?
Is there a different word I can use than that?
Is there a different word I can use other than that?
Is there a different word I can use than that?
Is there a different word I can use other than that?
Top answer
Only the second sounds correct. However, the other than that part would usually be implied: Is there a different word I can use? These are also possible: Is there another word I can use instead of [word]?
- Only the second sounds correct.
- However, the other than that part would usually be implied: Is there a different word I can use?
- These are also possible: Is there another word I can use instead of [word]?
- Do you know of a synonym for [word]?
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Only the second sounds correct. However, the other than that part would usually be implied: Is there a different word I can use?
These are also possible:
Is there another word I can use instead of [word]?
Do you know of a synonym for [word]?
These are also possible:
Is there another word I can use instead of [word]?
Do you know of a synonym for [word]?
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