Having a problem in making comparative sentences
I want to say I prefer playing games to reading books. Is it okay to say: "I like to play games more than reading books." ?
And if so, I can say "I like my mom more than my brother." meaning I prefer mom, can't I?

And how can I say if I like mother a lot but my brother don't? Can I say, "I like my mom more than my brother does."?

Thank you in advance:)

Question

Having a problem in making comparative sentences
I want to say I prefer playing games to reading books. Is it okay to say: "I like to play games more than reading books." ?
And if so, I can say "I like my mom more than my brother." meaning I prefer mom, can't I?

And how can I say if I like mother a lot but my brother don't? Can I say, "I like my mom more than my brother does."?

Thank you in advance:)

Answer

Yes. You can say all of those examples. It was perfectly understandable. Great job!

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