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Linian_U Posted 15 years ago
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'two time more than me' or 'twice as much as me'
If I say
'She earns two time more than me'
or
'She earns twice as much as me'
What is it correct and more "native".
'She earns two time more than me'
or
'She earns twice as much as me'
What is it correct and more "native".
Top answer
The second version is the correct one.
- The second version is the correct one.
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"She earns two times more than me", this is fine also. However, "she earns twice as much as me" is more native.
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Two times more is native, and common, but doesn't mathematically mean the same thing.
Two times more, or 200% more, means three times as much, but most people don't know that.
100% more means twice as much.
Two times more, or 200% more, means three times as much, but most people don't know that.
100% more means twice as much.
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