Tom caught more fish than I did.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I started liking fish more.

I have come to like fish more.

I thought about how I want to catch a big fish.

The fish spoiled [went bad] more quickly than I (had) expected.

I almost caught the fish.

Will the fish keep till tomorrow?―keep over night?

The one who caught that fish was me.

The one that got away is always bigger.

I caught a big fish yesterday.

I caught a big fish yesterday with my bare hands.

Tom is more experienced in business than me.

Tom now drinks a lot more than he used to.

I caught a big fish yesterday.

I almost caught the fish.

That fish is too big for that bird to carry.

Tom is more experienced in business than I am.

Tom is more experienced in business than me.

His creel was full of fish.

Tom is more than a match for me in chess.

Tom is better at chess than I am.

I was very surprised at the huge fish.

There were really big fish in there so I got excited.

There were a lot of fish in the ocean.

A fish that escapes seems bigger than it is

“A thing is the bigger for being lost.”【イディオム・格言的】

Regret magnifies the loss.

The fish stinks already.

Tom is more intelligent than I am.

Tom is more intelligent than me.

Tom is cleverer than me.