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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
MORE HAVOC YOU WREAK vs MORRE YOU WREAK HAVOC
Which would one say?
1 The more havoc you wreak on the streets, the more police are after you./the more the police are after you.
Could you tell me how you'd say this?
2 As you fill out more and more documents, you'll go faster and faster. (how would you say this?
3 This is my house more than yours.
Thank yopu
1 The more havoc you wreak on the streets, the more police are after you./the more the police are after you.
Could you tell me how you'd say this?
2 As you fill out more and more documents, you'll go faster and faster. (how would you say this?
3 This is my house more than yours.
Thank yopu
Top answer
1 The more havoc you wreak on the streets, the more police are after you. e. "the more often") /the more the police are after you.
- 1 The more havoc you wreak on the streets, the more police are after you.
- e.
- "the more often") /the more the police are after you.
- This one refers to frequency.
- 2 As you fill out more and more documents, you'll go faster and faster.
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1 The more havoc you wreak on the streets, the more police are after you. "The more police" might refer to the number of police or it might be a reference to frequency (i.e. "the more often")/the more the police are after you. This one refers to frequency.
2 As you fill out more and more documents, you'll
2 As you fill out more and more documents, you'll
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