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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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Which is correct if not both, how would you?

I've accompanied you more places than you accompanied me places.

I've accompanied you places more than you accompanied me places.


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'I've accompanied you to more places than you've accompanied me to.'

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Don't end sentences with prepositions, if you can help it. Just a tip!

I'd reword it as, "I've accompanied you more places than you've accompanied me."

Using "places" twice in the same sentence seems redundant.
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