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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Be more of..?

I'm really more of a candy guy. (Friends season 9x01)

what is "be more of" means?
  

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Well, anonym, I'll try to answer. For example, someone offer this guy an apple to eat, but he replies: "I'm really more of a candy guy". That means he would rather eat a candy than an apple.

— Anonymous

  • Well, anonym, I'll try to answer.
  • For example, someone offer this guy an apple to eat, but he replies: "I'm really more of a candy guy".
  • That means he would rather eat a candy than an apple.
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Well, anonym, I'll try to answer.
For example, someone offer this guy an apple to eat, but he replies: "I'm really more of a candy guy". That means he would rather eat a candy than an apple.
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Its means "to like".

I am more of a TV person. It means I like watching TV.
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