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Jooney Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Comparative

Hi,

Exercise, the latest neuroscience suggests, does more to bolster thinking than thinking does.

Exercise does A to bolster thinking.
=Exercise does A in making thinking better.

Thinking does B to bolster thinking.
=Thinking does B in making thinking better

A>B

So it means that exercise does a better job in making thingking better than (sedentary) thinking. Correct?

I'd appreciate your help.
  

Top answer

I'd change 'sedentary' to 'merely', but yes.

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  • I'd change 'sedentary' to 'merely', but yes.
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I'd change 'sedentary' to 'merely', but yes.
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jooneyHi,

Exercise, the latest neuroscience suggests, does more to bolster thinking than thinking does.

So it means that exercise does a better job in making thinking better than (sedentary) thinking does. Correct? yes

Physical exercise do
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Your suggest answer is better, Mr. M. Thank you!Emotion: smile
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Thank you for your help, C45.Emotion: smile
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jooneySo it means that exercise does a better job in making thingking better than (sedentary) thinking. Correct?
Yes, it's time for all of us to get up from our computer screens and start doing some brisk walks around our neighborhoods!

Imagine how much more thoughtful our questions and answers will be.
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Yes, it's time for all of us to get up from our computer screens and start doing some brisk walks around our neighborhoods!

Imagine how much more thoughtful our questions and answers will be.

I agree wholeheartedly! I'd better start doing some walking
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Well, I'm constantly walking to the refrigerator.
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