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Hello,

I would like to ask the difference between these two.

You're thinking about it more than you should.

You're thinking about it more than you should be.

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@Rox111,

There's the same but question 2 is more complete having the 'be' on the end.

Another example:

You're better at this than I vs You're better at this than I am.

Both correct with the same meaning.

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@Mame,

Thank you! Smile

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