Could the sentence below be grammatically correct?
“He has to undergo a sea change in attitude and realise he is rather a dilettante than a director.”
What some other forms to use to express the similar meaning?
Thanks
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Hello,
I believe that the writer of that sentence accidentally made a mistake with the placement of “rather.”
To the best of my knowledge, it should read:
“He has to undergo a sea change in attitude and realize that he is a dilettante RATHER THAN a director.”
James