English question
Hi, everyone
Could you help me?
In this sentence "It is much more likely that you will die in a car accident than (it is) (THAT) you will die in a plane crash", c could you omit "THAT"? What about "it is" and "die "?? ... I mean, could you say just "It is much more likely that you will die in a car accident than you will a plane crash"? .... What about "It is much more likely that you will die in a car accident than THAT you will a plane crash"?
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Sounds repetitive (will die) and a bit wordy to me...How about..."You are much more likely to die in a car accident than in a plane crash." ?
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