KEY NOTES:
- Comparison:"than any other " is always preferable to"than any ". Why?
For example:
Wrong: Henry is tallerthan any people in his class --> you're comparing Henry with a group of people including himself.
Correct: Henry is tallerthan any other people in his class.
Today’s semi-conductor innovations allow chip makers to designsilicon wafer chips more space efficient now than at any time since their inception.
(A) silicon wafer chips more space efficient
...
- Comparison:"than any other " is always preferable to"than any ". Why?
For example:
Wrong: Henry is tallerthan any people in his class --> you're comparing Henry with a group of people including himself.
Correct: Henry is tallerthan any other people in his class.
Today’s semi-conductor innovations allow chip makers to designsilicon wafer chips more space efficient now than at any time since their inception.
(A) silicon wafer chips more space efficient
...




