"Mój brat podróżuje częściej niż ja."

Translation: My brother travels more often than I.

[Kellstein]

Shouldn't: My brother travels more than me - be accepted? Just a suggestions

[Jellei]

That can be said with a literary translation of "Mój brat podróżuje więcej niż ja", but it's so close that we're going to accept it.

[Walkinthedog]

Gremlin in the program, i put down my brother travels more than i do and got it supposedly wrong but the answer was the same as I had. I was told I used the wrong word. To err is human,to screw things up takes a computer.

[Rafkens]

A dlaczego "My brother is travelling more often than me" jest niepoprawne? Z góry dzięki za info!

[Jellei]

"is travelling" dzieje się w tej chwili, więc nijak nie pasuje do "częściej" :)

[Fr.Mitchel]

As in Polish, the correct answer should be "than I. " The nominative is required because it is the subject of the umplied verb, "As I travel. " We expect correct Polish answers and we should expect correct English grammar in answers.

[Jellei]

Changed the main answer to "than I".

[woa7dSD5]

Both "I" and "me" are correct; it depends on if you see "than" as a conjunction or a preposition.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/than-what-follows-it-and-why

Certainly, "me" is more common, and it's also taught in all of the ESL materials I've used (including my current materials, from Cambridge University for academic English).

[Kraban1]

Exactly "more often" not just "often"? So important knowlege....

[alik1989]

My brother travels often than I? That doesn't make any sense.