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I like apple than banana vs I like apple more than banana

The correct phrase is "I like apple more than banana." The use of "more than" is the appropriate comparison structure to indicate a preference between two items.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 8006 views

I like apple than banana

This phrase is incorrect. The correct comparative structure should use "more than" to indicate a preference between two items.

The correct phrase should be "I like apple more than banana" to express a preference for one item over another.
  • How many apples and bananas can I buy with 1000yen?
  • You mean like apples, oranges and bananas?
  • Mr. Chips's owner only feeds him on apples and bananas.
  • Apples, bananas and oranges prevent obesity and keep us healthy.
  • My daddy owns grubs so there're as apples, bananas, cookies, donuts, eggs, figs and gonzolabic.
  • Which do you prefer, apples or bananas?
  • Bananas (Dwarf banana, plantain, apple banana)
  • That said, the responsibility for our schoolchildren eating a sufficient quantity of apples and bananas must, nevertheless, rest with the children's parents and, possibly, the municipalities providing their education.
  • Bananas, apples, pears, the lot.
  • Mr. A has taken 1000yen to buy bananas and apples
  • Green apples, green bananas, peas, an Apple Jacks box, grass clippings, moldy bread.
  • I like apples which, though they may sometimes be uglier, have more flavour, more aroma and, in my view, are of a higher quality.
  • only dried fruit and nuts in shell excluding dried apples, pears, bananas, apricots, peaches, grapes, prunes and figs
  • We provide tech support For companies like apple and Microsoft.
  • Everybody likes apples, except doctors.
  • I don't like apples anymore.
  • You like apple pancakes, too?
  • It... it's like apples and oranges.
  • It does taste like apple pie.
  • Seriously, it's like Apple at ten dollars a share.

Alternatives:

  • I like apple more than banana

I like apple more than banana

This phrase is correct and commonly used to express a preference for one item over another.

This phrase is used to indicate a preference for apple over banana in terms of liking or preference.
  • How many apples and bananas can I buy with 1000yen?
  • You mean like apples, oranges and bananas?
  • Mr. Chips's owner only feeds him on apples and bananas.
  • Apples, bananas and oranges prevent obesity and keep us healthy.
  • My daddy owns grubs so there're as apples, bananas, cookies, donuts, eggs, figs and gonzolabic.
  • Which do you prefer, apples or bananas?
  • Bananas (Dwarf banana, plantain, apple banana)
  • That said, the responsibility for our schoolchildren eating a sufficient quantity of apples and bananas must, nevertheless, rest with the children's parents and, possibly, the municipalities providing their education.
  • Bananas, apples, pears, the lot.
  • Mr. A has taken 1000yen to buy bananas and apples
  • Green apples, green bananas, peas, an Apple Jacks box, grass clippings, moldy bread.
  • I like apples which, though they may sometimes be uglier, have more flavour, more aroma and, in my view, are of a higher quality.
  • only dried fruit and nuts in shell excluding dried apples, pears, bananas, apricots, peaches, grapes, prunes and figs
  • We provide tech support For companies like apple and Microsoft.
  • Everybody likes apples, except doctors.
  • I don't like apples anymore.
  • You like apple pancakes, too?
  • It... it's like apples and oranges.
  • It does taste like apple pie.
  • Seriously, it's like Apple at ten dollars a share.

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