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“me” vs “I” I am confused. Should I say, 1. he did better job than I. 2. he did better job than me.

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1. He did a better job than I. = Correct but unnatural 2. He did a better job than me. = Arguably incorrect, but very common It's a difficult choice. Whatever you say, someone will think you're getting it wrong. Want a tip? Say "He did a better job than I did". That way you'll please everyone. NB Remember that "job" is a singular countable noun, so it needs to have an article before it : "He did A better job than I did".
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You should say "He did a better job *than* me". Make sure you know the difference between 'then' and 'than'.

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