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Allthewayanime Posted 14 years ago
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Than or to?
Are the following sentences correct? What's the difference between 'than' and 'to' in this case? Does anything change?
e.g. I prefer English to Maths.
I prefer English than Maths.
e.g. I prefer English to Maths.
I prefer English than Maths.
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Hi "To" is correct. We use "than" with other comparative words like "rather" or "better". So, the correct one - I prefer English to Maths.
- Hi "To" is correct.
- We use "than" with other comparative words like "rather" or "better".
- So, the correct one - I prefer English to Maths.
- Prajwal
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Hi
"To" is correct. We use "than" with other comparative words like "rather" or "better".
So, the correct one -
I prefer English to Maths.
Prajwal
"To" is correct. We use "than" with other comparative words like "rather" or "better".
So, the correct one -
I prefer English to Maths.
Prajwal
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e.g. I prefer English to Maths.
like......than....
e.g. I like English than Maths.
e.g. I prefer English to Maths.
like......than....
e.g. I like English than Maths.
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