Find in sentence one error: I'm a cleverer man who you are not clever the same.

[jupiterik]

Hello Everybody

Is there any error in this sentence?

I'm a cleverer man who you are not clever the same.

Hope to get your help
jupiterik

[Jamie (K)]

Jupiter, respectfully I'd say that I can't even understand the sentence. Can you tell me what it is supposed to mean?

[guest]

hi jamie (k)

In this sentence I want to mean I'm cleverer than you or You are not as clever as me.
Can that sentence make any sense?

jupiter

[Mister Micawber]

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No, the original does not make sense, Jupiter. Your last post contains perfectly satisfactory forms:

I'm cleverer than you.
You are not as clever as me.

What more do you need?
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[Aulliver]

JUPITERIK

yes there is an error in this sentence it should be written this way

I'm a clever man, you are not as clever as i am

You cannot use "you are not as clever as me" because the word "me" is an objective pronoun and can only be used as an object in a sentence. Whenever you use me as a subject it's a wrong grammar because me is an Objective case pronoun, Whenever you use the word "I" you should use a singular verb "am" it's a Subject verb agreement rule

These are the examples of Objective pronouns
You, me, her, him them, us, whom

These are the examples of Subjective pronouns
I, you, he, she, it, they, we, who

[Mister Micawber]

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I think you're too late, Aulliver-- that posting is more than two years old. No doubt Jupiter's English is much better now.
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