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Bamtori Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
More than/over
In this sentence ' I've been working here for over 3 years', I know 'over' means 'more than'. But I feel that there could be some difference in usage between them, and if there is, then what would it be?
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Dear Bamtori, «More than» recites the fact. «Over» lays stress on the fact. Kind regards, Goldmund
- Dear Bamtori, «More than» recites the fact.
- «Over» lays stress on the fact.
- Kind regards, Goldmund
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Dear Bamtori,
«More than» recites the fact. «Over» lays stress on the fact.
Kind regards,
Goldmund
«More than» recites the fact. «Over» lays stress on the fact.
Kind regards,
Goldmund
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