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I was absent once or twice.

I was absent one time or two times.

Use once and twice instead of one time and two times.

David slept well and was better the next day.

David slept well and was better the other day.

Also possible:

David slept well and was better on the following day.

The other day is an idiom meaning a few days ago: I met an old friend the other day.

In the afternoon I stay at home.

In the afternoon I stay home.

Use the phrase at home to mean in the house. With such verbs as come or go no preposition is necessary: He wants to go home.

Whom do you think will be chosen?

Who do you think will be chosen?

Who do you think I saw yesterday?

Whom do you think I saw yesterday?

In the first sentence who is the subject of will be chosen, do you think is a parenthesis. In the second sentence whom is the object of I saw, do you think is a parenthesis

John is the tallest of the two boys.

John is the taller of the two boys.

Use the comparative when two people or things are compared.

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