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Hans51 Posted 11 years ago
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The more we climb, the cooler it becomes.
If we climb more, it becomes cooler.
= The more we climb, the cooler it becomes.
Is there a no meaning difference between the two sentences? So my question is 'the comparative, the comparative' structures have the same meaning as 'If clauses"?
Thank you so much as usual in advance!
= The more we climb, the cooler it becomes.
Is there a no meaning difference between the two sentences? So my question is 'the comparative, the comparative' structures have the same meaning as 'If clauses"?
Thank you so much as usual in advance!
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Hans51 Is there a no meaning difference between the two sentences? No, but the first form sounds odd. 'Higher' would be better in both.
- Hans51 Is there a no meaning difference between the two sentences?
- No, but the first form sounds odd.
- 'Higher' would be better in both.
- Hans51 So my question is 'the comparative, the comparative' structures have the same meaning as 'If clauses"?
- Probably, though I cannot vouch for every one in creation.
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Hans51Is there a no meaning difference between the two sentences?No, but the first form sounds odd. 'Higher' would be better in both.
Hans51So my question is 'the comparative, the comparative' structures have the same meaning as 'If clauses"?Probably, though I cannot vouch for every one in creation.
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