Asked by klarmaesen

When are you going to use "much less than" when comparing?
Answered by Writeacher
Two examples:

I enjoyed that concert much less than I enjoyed last year's.

There is a large amount of sand in the little girl's sandbox, but it has much less than is in the big sandbox in the park.
Answered by Steve
The sandbox sentence is grammatically awkward, with ambiguous antecedents and confusion between the sand and the box.
IMHO.
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