Parallel structure with “than” (to)?
Which is correct? Is it easier to draw than doing sports?
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
‘).
