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There is an extra than but no comparative form. How would you phrase the following?
1 / I make more than you in 2 day than you do in 5 days.
2 / In 2 days I make more than you do in 5 day.
Would you use that or than? Is the sentence grammatical?
In 2 days I sleep more than half the amount that/than I sleep in 5 days during the week.
I sleep more than half the amount in 2 days that/than I do in 5 days.
I know this is correct but are 2 and 3 correct?
1 / I get about half as much sleep over the weekend as I do the other five days of the week put together.
2 / I get a little more than half as much sleep over the weekend as I do the other five days of the week put together.
3 / I get a little more than 2 times as much sleep over the weekend as I do the other five days of the week put together.
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There is an extra than but no comparative form. How would you phrase the following? 1 / I make more in 2 day than you do in 5 days.
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There is an extra than but no comparative form. How would you phrase the following?
1 / I make more in 2 day than you do in 5 days.
2 / In 2 days I make more than you do in 5 day.
In 2 days at the weekend, I sleep more than half the amount that I sleep in the 5 other days of the week.
I sleep more than half the amount in 2 days that