All of them are correct; the word ‘than’is used both as a conjunction and as a preposition.

In this case,’than’is a preposition with a gerund as its object: It’s easier to draw

than doing sports.

Is there an infinitive ‘ot_’ easier to draw than to do?

Ans: By the word ‘than’, your ‘french’ can be used with bare infinitives (verbs without the word ‘to

‘).

For me this construction does not sound rude in any way, yet I agree it is informal.

What are ‘How about’ used to suggest an action or various possibilities of

actions such as: How about you come with me?

The phrase that is used before a sentence that seeks feedback is a phrase that

is not just for a party? What a cool experience?

What is the rule of thumb when looking at an investment proposition?