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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

MORE (comparative)

Can you please help me with these 3 sentences?

- The more south you go./ The more you go that way, the more expensive the restaurants are.
- The higher the rent, the higher the financial help/the more the financial help is, but keep in mind thete is a cap, if you're rent is higher than a specific amount you'll receive the maximum amount you can get. whether you rent is 1000 or 5000 you'll get the maximum which is 500 dollars. (I'm trying to express the bold bit without actually saying that. does the first past mean the bold bit?)
- I'm more towards the end of the film than the beginning.

Thank you
  

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/ The more you go that way, the more expensive the restaurants are. The farther south you go. The farther you got in that direction...

— RayH

  • / The more you go that way, the more expensive the restaurants are.
  • The farther south you go.
  • The farther you got in that direction...
  • alc24 - The higher the rent, the higher the financial help/the more the financial help is, but keep in mind thete is a cap, if you're rent is higher than a specific amount you'll receive the maximum amount you can get.
  • whether you rent is 1000 or 5000 you'll get the maximum which is 500 dollars.
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alc24- The more south you go./ The more you go that way, the more expensive the restaurants are.
The farther south you go. The farther you got in that direction...
alc24- The higher the rent, the higher the financial help/the more the financial help is, but keep in mind thete is a cap, if you're rent is higher than a specific amount you
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Thank you RAY

One thing, can you use MORE TOWARDS ("towards" with "more"?)

Thank yuo
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