Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. The inner the color in the figure, the more important it is. ( I was explaining a figure with concentric rings of colors.) 2. How many meetings does he have there? 3. Are you going to take much longer to finish that? ( I said to a colleague who was working on a file that I needed to take a look)
Thanks, MG
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1. The inner the color in the figure, the more important it is. No.
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The inner the color in the figure, the more important it is.
No.
You can't say "the more in the color" or "the outer the color", either.
I wish we could.
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1. The inner the color in the figure, the more important it is.
No. You can't say "the more in the color" or "the outer the color", either. I wish we could. "The closer to the center the color ...". "The farther in the color ...".