Writing Section of the SAT?

drusba
Thu, 22 Dec 2011 09:14:51 +0000

As to your question involving “than do” you can put the “do” in or just leave it out, which is far more common today, in which case the “do” is understood to be there without having to say it. Thus, the sentence could have ended with just “than large ones.” “Than those of” would be incorrect because “those,” a plural, is incorrectly referring back to the singular “patient care” but the sentence could also end with “than that of large ones” or “than that provided by large ones.”