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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
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She plays video games better than I do.
She plays video games better than me.
Are versions like the first one more common or is it the other way around?
She plays video games better than me.
Are versions like the first one more common or is it the other way around?
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Both are common, but I’d say the second is more so. Some think that only I is correct on the grounds that than is not a preposition but a conjunction.
- Both are common, but I’d say the second is more so.
- Some think that only I is correct on the grounds that than is not a preposition but a conjunction.
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Both are common, but I’d say the second is more so. Some think that only I is correct on the grounds that than is not a preposition but a conjunction.
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