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Shaunm Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Are the following interchangeable?

Hi,

Are they interchangeable?

t will bring us much harm than either of you could even imagine.
It will bring us much harm than both of you could even imagine.

Thanks!
  

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It will bring us more harm than either of you could even imagine.

— Philip

  • It will bring us more harm than either of you could even imagine.
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It will bring us more harm than either of you could even imagine.
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Thanks!

Could you please tell me why you have replaced much with more? And why I cannot use 'both' in that situation? It will be helpful for me in such a situation in future.
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Much is the descriptive, while more...than is the comparative.
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It will bring us much harm than either of you could even imagine.
It will bring us more harm than either of you could even imagine.

You cannot use 'much harm than'.
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