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Levis1 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
How and what
What’s the difference here:
How much more can I give you?
And
What more can I give you?
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In most situations the meanings are sufficiently similar so that it doesn't matter which you use. If you get into the details, however, the first asks for a quantity and the second doesn't. How much more?
- In most situations the meanings are sufficiently similar so that it doesn't matter which you use.
- If you get into the details, however, the first asks for a quantity and the second doesn't.
- How much more?
- Three cups.
- / Five pounds.
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In most situations the meanings are sufficiently similar so that it doesn't matter which you use.
If you get into the details, however, the first asks for a quantity and the second doesn't.
How much more?
Three cups. / Five pounds. / ...
What more?/What else?
Some sugar. / A hamburger. / ...
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