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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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John more than studies.
John more than studies.
John does more than study.
Hi,
Do both of the above sound right to you? Thanks.
John does more than study.
Hi,
Do both of the above sound right to you? Thanks.
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Huge difference. (1) John + more than + studies. " = He studies beyond the usual requirements.
- Huge difference.
- (1) John + more than + studies.
- " = He studies beyond the usual requirements.
- Studies to an extreme degree.
- (2) John + does + more + Than + (he) + (does) + study.
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Huge difference. (1) John + more than + studies. "more than" modifies "studies." = He studies beyond the usual requirements. Studies to an extreme degree. (2) John + does + more + Than + (he) + (does) + study. = Besides studying, he does more (other things), such as traveling, eating at fine restaurants, playing in a rock band, etc.
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