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Cat desk Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Usage of "any" and "the" before other in comparative degree

Hi there, Do I need to use any or the before other in the following sentence when comparing things?

Here are the examples:

  • Moscow is bigger than any other city in the world.
  • Moscow is bigger than other cities in the world.
  • Moscow is bigger than the other cities in the world.


Some more examples:

  • John is taller than other boys.
  • John is taller than any other boy.
  

Top answer

All the sentences are correct. "

  • All the sentences are correct.
  • "
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All the sentences are correct. Additionally, you could say, "John is taller than the other boys."

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