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Correct these sentences wherever necessary.

     
1.   Some men prefer to damage their lungs than give up smoking.
     
2.   Engineering is not that hard as you think.
     
3.   I prefer singing than debating.
     
4.   The salary I earn is more than a teacher.
     
5.   Donald is not as childish as some of his friends.
     
6.   My car is not as powerful as Peter.
     
7.   Buying a house is the very difficult decision I have made.
     
8.   She prefers play than study.
     
9.   I like my mother more anyone else in this world.
     
10.   Everyone here talks more than David.
     

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1.   Some men prefer to damage their lungs rather than give up smoking.
2.   Engineering is not as hard as you think.
3.   I prefer singing to debating.
4.   The salary I earn is more than a teacher earns.
5.   Correct
6.   My car is not as powerful as Peter's.
7.   Buying a house is the most difficult decision I have made.
8.   She prefers playing to studying. OR She prefers to play rather than study.
9.   I like my mother more than anyone else in this world.
10.   Everyone here talks more than David does.
     
 
 
 

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