Comperative adjectives
I know that the sentence below is correct
" I'm busier this week than I was last week."
But is it wrong if I say
"I'm busier this week than last week."
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No, that is not wrong, at least in casual conversation. The second sentence implies the "I was" portion, even if it is not said. In formal writing, it should be included.
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Mike's comment is correct. Just FYI, in conversation I would most likely say, "this week is busier than last week."
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