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Kooyeen Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

more than

Hi,
could you please take a look at these and tell me what's ok and what sounds natural?

This is an event rarer than an eclipse.
This is a rarer event than an eclipse.

This is an event even rarer than an eclipse.
This is an even rarer event than an eclipse.

That was an even more amazing experience than that time we got lost in the maze.
That was an experience even more amazing than that time we got lost in the maze.

This net has five more servers than the other.
This net has five servers more than the other.

Thank you in advance Emotion: smile
  

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Kooyeen Hi, could you please take a look at these and tell me what's ok and what sounds natural? This is an event rarer than an eclipse. This is a rarer event than an eclipse.

— Philip

  • Kooyeen Hi, could you please take a look at these and tell me what's ok and what sounds natural?
  • This is an event rarer than an eclipse.
  • This is a rarer event than an eclipse.
  • This is an event even rarer than an eclipse.
  • This is an even rarer event than an eclipse.
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KooyeenHi,
could you please take a look at these and tell me what's ok and what sounds natural?

This is an event rarer than an eclipse.
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Thank you.
Now I'm wondering what would change if I left out the final part of those sentences.

This is an event rarer.
This is a rarer event.

This is an event even rarer.
This is an even rarer event.

That was an even more amazing experience.
That was an experience even more amazing.

This net has five more servers.
This net has fiv
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