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'Two Time More Than Me' Or 'Twice As Much As Me'?
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If I say
'She earns two time more than me'
or
'She earns twice as much as me'
What is it correct and more "native".
Feb 18 2011 11:12:45
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The second version is the correct one.
Feb 18 2011 11:52:21
"She earns two
times
more than me", this is fine also. However, "she earns twice as much as me" is more native.
Feb 18 2011 12:47:26
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Formal: She earns twice as much as I do.
Feb 18 2011 15:45:37
Thank you
Feb 18 2011 18:56:20
Two times more is native, and common, but doesn't mathematically mean the same thing.
Two times more, or 200% more, means three times as much, but most people don't know that.
100% more means twice as much.
Aug 05 2011 22:33:12
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Two times more, or 200% more, means three times as much, but most people don't know that.
100% more means twice as much.