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Candy Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
"She calls me more often than you."
Which meaning is correct for this sentence?
1. She calls me more often than she calls you.
2. She calls me more often than you call me.
Also, can I say "She calls me more often than you do." for the sentence #2?
If so, which one sounds natural?
Thanks for your help...!!
Which meaning is correct for this sentence?
1. She calls me more often than she calls you.
2. She calls me more often than you call me.
Also, can I say "She calls me more often than you do." for the sentence #2?
If so, which one sounds natural?
Thanks for your help...!!
Top answer
2 is correct. she calls me more often than you ( do ). ' do ' is supposed to be there but omitted for convenience's sake
- 2 is correct.
- she calls me more often than you ( do ).
- ' do ' is supposed to be there but omitted for convenience's sake
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2 is correct.
she calls me more often than you ( do ). ' do ' is supposed to be there but omitted for convenience's sake
she calls me more often than you ( do ). ' do ' is supposed to be there but omitted for convenience's sake
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