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RONIN1987 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

more and more

Hi

Is "of" a proper preposition for more and more?

we will see more and more of X products.
  

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RONIN1987 Is "of" a proper preposition for more and more? No preposition is needed in your example. We will see more and more X products.

— CalifJim

  • RONIN1987 Is "of" a proper preposition for more and more?
  • No preposition is needed in your example.
  • We will see more and more X products.
  • But with a pronoun use of : We will see more and more of them.
  • CJ
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RONIN1987Is "of" a proper preposition for more and more?
No preposition is needed in your example.

We will see more and more X products.

But with a pronoun use of: We will see more and more of them.

CJ
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Thanks CJ

You say in English;some products go on the market or in the market? And Did I use semicolon properly after "You say in English"?
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RONIN1987on the market or in the market?
on
RONIN1987Did I use the semicolon properly ...?
No. To use a semicolon you need two independent clauses that are related in meaning, sometimes a contrasting meaning.

It's not "in"; it's "on".
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RONIN1987You say in English;some products go on the market or in the market?
Do you say in English "some products go on the market" or "in the market"?

They go on the market.
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