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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

How to use 'even more'

·I've liked Sarah even more since I started meeting her.

·I've liked Sarah even more than before since I started meeting her.

which is correct English grammar?

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Hi, ·I've liked Sarah even more since I started meeting her. ·I've liked Sarah even more than before since I started meeting her. which is correct English grammar?

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  • Hi, ·I've liked Sarah even more since I started meeting her.
  • ·I've liked Sarah even more than before since I started meeting her.
  • which is correct English grammar?
  • Only #1 seems OK to me.
  • It's hard to see what #2 means.
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Hi,
·I've liked Sarah even more since I started meeting her.
·I've liked Sarah even more than before since I started meeting her.

which is correct English grammar?
Only #1 seems OK to me.
It's hard to see what #2 means. The phrase 'than before' seems at
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