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Sutta Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Phrasel verb help!
when do you use 'improve' and when do you use 'improve on'?
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because, I didn't know the difference between them. It says that... Improve: to become better than before; to make sth/sb better than before.
- because, I didn't know the difference between them.
- It says that...
- Improve: to become better than before; to make sth/sb better than before.
- Example: His quality of life has improved dramatically since the operation.
- Improve on: to achieve or produce something that is of a better quality than something else.
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I was looking up in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary...because, I didn't know the difference between them.
It says that...
Improve: to become better than before; to make sth/sb better than before.
Example: His quality of life has improved dramatically since the operation.
Improve on: to achieve or produce something that is of a better quality t
It says that...
Improve: to become better than before; to make sth/sb better than before.
Example: His quality of life has improved dramatically since the operation.
Improve on: to achieve or produce something that is of a better quality t
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