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For example: 1. I don't like tea as much as I like coffee. (you like coffee more) 2.
- For example: 1.
- I don't like tea as much as I like coffee.
- (you like coffee more) 2.
- The problem isn't Mary as much as Hannah.
- (Hannah is more of a problem) 3.
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For example:
1. I don't like tea as much as I like coffee. (you like coffee more)
2. The problem isn't Mary as much as Hannah. (Hannah is more of a problem)
3. He left without as much as a 'Goodbye'. ('Goodbye' is the minimum that would be expected)
4. Last night we had as much as three inches of rain. (suggests that this is a large amount)
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1. I don't like tea as much as I like coffee. (you like coffee more)
2. The problem isn't Mary as much as Hannah. (Hannah is more of a problem)
3. He left without as much as a 'Goodbye'. ('Goodbye' is the minimum that would be expected)
4. Last night we had as much as three inches of rain. (suggests that this is a large amount)
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