Grammar sentence help which sentence?

Question

I like you better than her
I like you better than she

Are both correct, just with different meanings? Or is one of them definitely wrong?

Anonymous · Answer

She is the subject.
Her is the object
You would not say I like she, would you?  If you are saying that "you" is the one you like best then use her.

? · Answer

Different meanings. Very different meanings.

The first one means "I like YOU better than I like HER."

The second one means "I like you better than SHE likes you."

Kini · Answer

1st is correct

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