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I know more today than I did yesterday #1 (permalink) Sun Aug 03, 2008 16:37 pm   I know more today than I did yesterday
 

Hi everyone.
I'm Thuytrang. I'm from Vietnam.
When i read a English book, I saw 2 sentences but i haven't understood. They are: 'i know more today that i did yesterday' and 'you know more today than you did yesterday'.
Please explain to me!
Thanks in advance.
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I know more today that I did yesterday #2 (permalink) Sun Aug 03, 2008 17:07 pm   I know more today that I did yesterday
 

Hi Thuy,

The first sentence looks like it has an error. It should read 'I know more today than I did yesterday.'

Both these sentences are simply saying that the subject (you or I) knows more (or has more knowledge) than they did the day before. In other words, they learned something new today that they didn't know yesterday.
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I know more today that I did yesterday #3 (permalink) Sun Aug 03, 2008 19:25 pm   I know more today that I did yesterday
 

thuytrang3004 wrote:
Hi everyone.
I'm Thuytrang. I'm from Vietnam.
When i read a english book, I saw 2 sentences but i haven't understood. They are: 'i know more today that i did yesterday' and 'you know more today than you did yesterday'.
Please enplain to me!
Thanks in advance.


I agree with Skrej.

The correct form of the sentence is:

'I know more today than I did yesterday'.
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