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Latest post Sat, Apr 25 2009 4:31 PM by Vincent Teo. 2 replies.
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Vincent Teo  +  700965 Sat, 25 Apr 09 03:30 PM
Can I say,


The story is better than the films.


This storybook is better than (the) films.
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Philip  +  700970 Sat, 25 Apr 09 03:34 PM
Specific book vs. film(s) based on it:  the book is better than the film(s).

Books in genenral vs. films in general:  Books are better than films.
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Vincent Teo  +  701011 Sat, 25 Apr 09 04:31 PM
Can I say,


 (i) She likes stories better than playing games.


(ii) Reading storybooks / story is better than paying computer games.
Vincent Teo
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