Which word is correct and is the sentence natural?
He's in a totally different category that/than he was in a few years ago.
A few years ago he was a decent bench player but today he's in the brink of becoming a superstar player.
Which word is correct please?
In 2 days I sleep more than half the amount that/than I sleep in 5 day during the week.
I sleep more than half the amount in 2 days than/that I do in 5 days.
Do these both have the same meaning? Are they both correct?
I make more than you in 2 days than you do in 5 days.
I make more money in 2 days than you do in 5 days.
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