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1) As a result, this generation of undergraduates seems to have a much difficult time finding work than those undergraduates graduated ten years ago.
2) As a result, this generation of undergraduates seems to have a much difficult time finding work compared to undergraduates who graduated ten years ago.
Are both sentence correct?
Should I use than or compared to or other alternatives?
2) As a result, this generation of undergraduates seems to have a much difficult time finding work compared to undergraduates who graduated ten years ago.
Are both sentence correct?
Should I use than or compared to or other alternatives?