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Discover LudwigThe phrase "than when I was" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to compare two different points in time, indicating that one time period or situation was different than another. For example, "My life is much different now than when I was in college."
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I feel younger now than when I was 20.
"It's just more grown up than when I was there".
I'm a happier person now than when I was collecting".
"Yes, but much less than when I was young.
That was harder than when I was pregnant.
I even run faster now than when I was 19".
"The pressures on children are much greater now than when I was teaching -- certainly than when I was in school".
"They're much more respectful of each other — much more than when I was an undergraduate.
I don't feel better now than when I was with Aravane Rezai and she won Madrid.
"Even though it's busier than when I was growing up, it's still very neighborly".
In some ways, he is no less absent to me than when I was a child.
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