vpkannan
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Hi,
'We can do better than before.'
Is the above sentence correct with the usage of 'better than' followed by 'before'? Usually, (better) than is followed by a noun / pronoun, but here, 'before', an adverb, is used. Is it fine? If so, please explain the sentence structure.
Thanks.
'We can do better than before.'
Is the above sentence correct with the usage of 'better than' followed by 'before'? Usually, (better) than is followed by a noun / pronoun, but here, 'before', an adverb, is used. Is it fine? If so, please explain the sentence structure.
Thanks.
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