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Latest post Mon, Sep 1 2008 4:51 PM by xtreme. 2 replies.
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xtreme  +  561105 Mon, 01 Sep 08 03:35 PM
Could anyone help me? I saw the following sentence:

Jane's diet is healthier than John's.

In case I move John's diet to the position of subject, as below:

John's diet IS LESS HEALTHIER / IS LESS HEALTHY than Jane's

Which is correct? 

 
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Avangi  +  561106 Mon, 01 Sep 08 03:38 PM
less healthy

Welcome to the English Forums, xtreme!

In the original, you could substitute "more healthy" for "healthier," and the meaning would be unchanged.

Best wishes,  - A.
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