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Comparison adjective (I am the better of the two students.)



 
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Comparison adjective (I am the better of the two students.) #1 (permalink) Fri May 01, 2009 4:53 am   Comparison adjective (I am the better of the two students.)
 

Are these two sentences all correct?

I am the better of the two students.
I am the better student of the two.

What are the two comprison objects in following sentence?

He works less hard than I think.
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comparison adjective #2 (permalink) Fri May 01, 2009 7:56 am   comparison adjective
 

Hi Ninicheng,

Your first two sentences are fine. In your third sentence the comparison is between how hard he actually works and your opinion of how hard he works.

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