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Cho7712 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
the more, the more
To my knowledge, it is not possible to change (a) into (b) without altering meaning. But, I don't know what actual meaning difference between them is. What do you think about it?
(a) The more connected we are to you, the better we'll perform in
the school.
(b) The more we are connected to you, the better we'll perform in
the school.
(a) The more connected we are to you, the better we'll perform in
the school.
(b) The more we are connected to you, the better we'll perform in
the school.
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cho7712 , it is not possible to change (a) into (b) without altering meaning. They both seem possible and synonymous to me, cho.
- cho7712 , it is not possible to change (a) into (b) without altering meaning.
- They both seem possible and synonymous to me, cho.
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cho7712, it is not possible to change (a) into (b) without altering meaning.They both seem possible and synonymous to me, cho.
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