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Compare the same part of two things

In a comparative sentence we must compare the same part of two things. Use that of, these of, and those of.

  • My English is better than my friend.
    (Here your English and the friend are being compared.)
    My English is better than that of my friend.
  • His teachings were like Buddha.
    (Here teachings and Buddha are being compared.)
    His teachings was like those of Buddha.