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Please help me~! Hi~ Studying English, I saw this sentence. :It's cheaper than sending it internationally. And I all of a sudden thought if I can change it to :It's cheaper than to send it internationally. Can I? Please help me~! Thank you~

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Both are fine. The trick to English is to know when to get rid of words when applicable- you have just demonstrated you do understand the difference between whats proper grammar and what's casual speech (like the commentor above said). Commendable!
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Option 1 "It's cheaper than sending it internationally" is the most common used version. I would stick to it

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