Monday, May 23, 2016
I was glued to watching an exclusive interview with a popular Nollywood actor and I heard him say:
"You cannot compare me with Nonso Diobi".m
My question: Isn't that a blunder to say?
It is "compare to", not "compare with".
Examples:
I can't compare my taste now to what I had as a child (not "compare with").
Beans contains more nutritional supplements when compared to rice (not "compared with").
I think this is clear enough, isn't it?
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