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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

even more vs. much more

0What is the difference between "even more" and "much more"?02br
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00I want to learn English even more than now. 02br
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00I want to speak English even more better than I do.02br
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00I want to speak English much more better than I do.02br
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00Are they the same? Are they correct?0-
  

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12br 12br 10I want to learn English even more than now. 11font 10This is weird... It should be something like "I want to learn English even more than I did last year" You don't know English.

— Pieanne

  • 12br 12br 10I want to learn English even more than now.
  • 11font 10This is weird...
  • It should be something like "I want to learn English even more than I did last year" You don't know English.
  • 12font 12br 12br 10I want to speak English even more better than I do.
  • 11font 10I want to speak E.
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10What is the difference between "even more" and "much more"?12br
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10I want to learn English even more than now. 11font10This is weird... It should be something like "I want to learn English even more than I did last year" You don't know English. Already last
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0Hi, 02br
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00These sentences are not the same and there are structural problems02br
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00To make a little more sense with the examples given, I’ve changed it a little based on your wording.02br
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00 00 00I want to learn English even more than now. 02br
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00 00I want to learn English 01b
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