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Seraphin Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
more important-ly ??
Is it actually wrong to say "more importantly" ?
For example
"Much is at stake. Last year, the overseas revenue surpassed domestic sales. But more important, overseas sales
are growing even though the slowing economy is damping sales back home"
Can we substitute "more important" with "more importantly" ?
For example
"Much is at stake. Last year, the overseas revenue surpassed domestic sales. But more important, overseas sales
are growing even though the slowing economy is damping sales back home"
Can we substitute "more important" with "more importantly" ?
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You may replace it with "more importantly," or you may substitute "more importantly" for "more important."
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