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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Weather
The weather here is different than the weather in England.
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Is this sentence correct?
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Yes but I would prefer different from. You would never say the weather here differs than the weather in England. The same reasoning could be applied here.
- Yes but I would prefer different from.
- You would never say the weather here differs than the weather in England.
- The same reasoning could be applied here.
- But both different than and different to are so common they are normally not considered incorrect.
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Yes but I would prefer different from. You would never say the weather here differs than the weather in England. The same reasoning could be applied here. But both different than and different to are so common they are normally not considered incorrect.
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