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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hey cani ask again the meaning of this
what is the meaning of
"much longer"
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"much longer"
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In isolation, "much longer" means nothing more than "much" + "longer":
"much" = to a great degree; to a large extent
"longer" = greater in time or distance
E.g.:
"This is going to take much longer than I thought" = It will take a lot more time than I thought.
"This cable isn't much longer than the other one" = Maybe this cable measure a little more, b
"much" = to a great degree; to a large extent
"longer" = greater in time or distance
E.g.:
"This is going to take much longer than I thought" = It will take a lot more time than I thought.
"This cable isn't much longer than the other one" = Maybe this cable measure a little more, b
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