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Moseen Posted 9 years ago
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More fully
I see in many places you use "more fully". I think "more" and "fully" have the same meaning and don't need we use the both, one of them is sufficient. Why do you use them together?
context is: The choice of article dependents upon the noun and the context this. This will be explained more fully below. Thanks.
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moseen I see in many places you use "more fully". It is common and unremarkable. moseen I think "more" and "fully" have the same meaning No, they don't, but an argument could be made that 'full(y)' is non-gradable.
- moseen I see in many places you use "more fully".
- It is common and unremarkable.
- moseen I think "more" and "fully" have the same meaning No, they don't, but an argument could be made that 'full(y)' is non-gradable.
- moseen Why do you use them together?
- " Presumably, some details are in the current text, and even more details are in the text below.
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moseenI see in many places you use "more fully".
It is common and unremarkable.
moseen I think "more" and "fully" have the same meaning
No, they don't, but an argument could be made that 'full(y)' is non-gradable.
moseenWhy do you use them together? "This will be explained more fully bel
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