'I watch less TV than you' or 'I watch TV less than you' [closed]
Which one is grammatically correct or idiomatic?
I watch less/more TV than you.
I watch TV less/more than you.
I have less/more money than you.
I have money less/more than you.
You can say either:
- I've got money, more than you (do).
I've got more money than you (do).
I watch TV, more than you (do).
- I watch more TV than you (do).
"I have money less..." is non-idiomatic and I don't think you'll hear someone saying it.
The first is grammatically correct.
The second is idiomatically omitting the word "often".
I watch TV less [often] than you.