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Natalia09 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
differ even further?
Dear all,
I don't know how to express correctly the following sentence:
The XXX newspaper looks differently than the YYY newspaper and ZZZ differs even further.
I think "even further" is not really a suitable expression. But what would be the correct expression here?
Thank you.
I don't know how to express correctly the following sentence:
The XXX newspaper looks differently than the YYY newspaper and ZZZ differs even further.
I think "even further" is not really a suitable expression. But what would be the correct expression here?
Thank you.
Top answer
even more.
- even more.
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I think, with "even more" the meaning would be that it differs to a greater extent. What I want to say, this is just another newspaper that looks differently.
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The *** newspaper looks different than the YYY newspaper and ZZZ does, too.
The *** newspaper looks different than the YYY newspaper and so does ZZZ.
The newspapers ***, YYY and ZZZ all have a different look.
The *** newspaper looks different than the YYY newspaper and so does ZZZ.
The newspapers ***, YYY and ZZZ all have a different look.
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