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| Could you please tell me what the difference is between even better and better yet and in what cases should I use them? Another question: which question correct and why? Whom are you talking to? or Who are you talking to? |
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| They have a similar meaning, but only 'even better' can be used in comparisons with 'than'. I'd say: Who are you talking to? To whom are you talking? (formal) Whom are you talking to? - not wrong, but I don't like the use of 'whom' with the preposition at the end. |
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