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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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‘understand…better than…’
Is this sentence using the expression ‘understand…better than…’ grammatically correct?
They understand French better than English. After all, everyone cannot speak English, although some struggle to use it.
They understand French better than English. After all, everyone cannot speak English, although some struggle to use it.
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I prefer a different configuration: not everyone can speak English. In everyday usage, I'm in the minority.
- I prefer a different configuration: not everyone can speak English.
- In everyday usage, I'm in the minority.
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I prefer a different configuration: not everyone can speak English. In everyday usage, I'm in the minority.
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