Cat desk Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
"Much better than" or "quite well compared to"
Which one is correct?
1- He is feeling much better than/compared to yesterday.
2- He is feeling quite well compared to yesterday.
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cat desk Which one is correct? They all are. cat desk 1- He is feeling much better than/compared to yesterday.
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cat deskWhich one is correct?
They all are.
cat desk1- He is feeling much better than/compared to yesterday.
"Than" is usual.
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