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Subject: Re: from ou than ou les deux ?
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On 3/4/2022 7:09 AM, Phil Dici wrote:

> on m'a dit que la phrase est bonne comme suit:  although he thinks differently from the previous owner
> est-ce qu'on peut dire aussi:   although he thinks differently than the previous owner
> 
> best regards

On entend et lit souvent "than" dans ce contexte, mais en principe, 
"than" s'utilise pour les comparaisons :

She is smarter than he is.

Et "differently" est n'est pas un comparatif.

Donc, "differently from" est la formulation grammaticalement correcte 
dans ce contexte.

Voir ici :

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/different/