@mark noble,
mark noble wrote:
Can we also omit 'reading' as implied?
'He prefers novels to comics.'
I'm a 'condense everything-freak' - Do excuse me.
I thought of that too, but as the sentence stands, without 'reading' we could not be sure what exactly he prefers e.g. reading, writing, carrying, printing, selling, etc. Of course reading is what most people would assume.