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Kim Jay Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

More of vs More

Hi,
I want to ask you guys about More vs More of.
when i compare between two sentences, which is "I'm more disappointed, and I'm more of a disappointed". The former one is the one we use often so I know exactly what that means, but the latter one is confusing because it contains "more" so I thought it's something to do the amount, but when I guess the meaning in the sentence, I see it as "rather".

What does "more of " exactly mean?
  

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Kim Jay I'm more of a disappointed" That is not possible. Kim Jay The former one is the one we use often so I know exactly what that means Good. Then we are done here.

— Mister Micawber

  • Kim Jay I'm more of a disappointed" That is not possible.
  • Kim Jay The former one is the one we use often so I know exactly what that means Good.
  • Then we are done here.
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Kim JayI'm more of a disappointed"
That is not possible.
Kim JayThe former one is the one we use often so I know exactly what that means
Good. Then we are done here.
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