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  1. 18-Oct-2011, 23:57 #1
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    "He is more of a student than a teacher."
    "He is more a student than a teacher."

    If I want to talk about a teacher that acts like a student, which sentence is standard English?
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  2. 19-Oct-2011, 00:42 #2
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    Default Re: More

    This has been looked at here: More (Of)
    Please do not cause confusion by starting a new thread on a topic that has been covered elsewhere.
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