It does depend on what X and Y are. You could have "more x that y" in a sentence like "We need more dogs that can hunt." The second one requires more words for X and Y to work, I think. "She left you stranded at the store, as she did to me last week."gmatjeet wrote:Very basic query:
Are these two idiomatically correct?
More X that Y
As X to Y
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