🔵 More than Me or More Than I? - Better Than He vs Better Than Him - The Difference - ESL

[@nuka0009]

This lesson is very useful for me. Thanks.

[@陆河-q2n]

You're a gifted explainer! Thank you!

[@AnigameLover]

it really helps I've been thinking what's the correct sentence from sentences like these: you're better than me you're better than I you're better than I am Most videos that I watched didn't explain that

[@alejandrogaona7719]

Hi, I study to pass an exam at B2 level and I´m looking so many different videos, but the most easy to understand it´s yours! To be honest, the other teachers are more beautiful, however, the way you do leads her beauty!! ;) Thank you so much for the explanation!!

[@zilvinasvidmantas1973]

Wonderful! So thorough and in depth explanation!

[@CesarAlvarengaPaulo]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!!

[@MohammedamineBen]

"I understand him more than her" and "I understand her more than he" have different meanings. The former compares which of the interlocutors is more intelligible than the other, whereas the latter compares the subject with the person in question (he), describing how well one does the understanding of the girl/woman (her). Is it true! Or, can we say it more clearly as follows: *"I understand her more than he does her"*

[@MohammedamineBen]

iswearenglish Thank you, deat Alex!

[@thelooseeko]

Great explanation. Thank you Mr Alex.

[@melnickovnick]

Hello, It's a great explanation... Everything is understandable but a minute detail. She enjoys ice-cream more than me...(She enjoys it more than she enjoys me). She enjoys ice-cream more than I (enjoy) "whether the verb is necessary or not?" Thanks.

[@foundsherif5488]

so excellent but why don't you explain using written examples to be understood easily?

[@JehVolta12]

I had never thought about it, my teacher didn´t explain this to me. Thank you!

[@kajeesh312912]

Thank you very much sir. Can we use 'than iam'? And i also have another doubt in the case of 'as ____' similarly. Like except or but and let between..

[@MichaelGoronsky-od1we]

The winners of the contest were Morgan and I (or Morgan and me). Is 'I' or 'me' correct here? And why?

[@svevabloomsbury7620]

This lesson was simply perfect❤️ Thanks dear teacher

[@CesarAlvarengaPaulo]

Very good explanation master, you really are the best ! ! !

[@abethomas8625]

It is like who love who and why?

[@englishwithbatayneh5908]

That was so informative. Thx alot

[@yangqin2970]

Obviously, not all native speakers speak good English. Let's not be murderers of the English tongue! You have been a wonderful teacher!!

[@abhinavnaithani7344]

Excellent explanation ❤️ Love from India

[@iswearenglish]

Glad you liked it!

[@ifnfun]

love you sir from pakistan.

[@OsmaroAcosta]

Not difficult to understand. She enjoys ice-cream more than me: Means she'd prefer to have ice-cream and I'd be her second option. She enjoys ice-cream more than I: Means She'd win from scale from 1 to 10 at who likes it more.

[@CesarAlvarengaPaulo]

SORRY, YOU ARE REALLY THE BEST ! ! !

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

She enjoys ice-cream more than ■ I ■ is correct 🔹️ if you say She enjoya ice-cream more than me it means she likes /loves me less than she likes/loves ice-cream. In that case the person liked/loved less than the ice cream would probably use love in the first part and like in the second half ( because it definitely wouldn't be the bettwr half )😂

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

She understands more English than ■ HE■ ( does )

[@suaptoest]

It seems to me that you undestand more english than me ;3)

[@manisekarjayaraman787]

He is older than me? Or He is older than I?

[@MohammedamineBen]

Manisekar Jayaraman grammatically speaking, it's *"older than I"*

[@Glitchmaster0640]

XD Hardest i have ever laughed in a while XD

[@patriciasaldanha7243]

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[@Ugaritic]

Corona gang?