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Mbouti Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

The more..+the more...

Dear members

" 
The worse the weather is, the more depressed I feel.

The higher your energy level is , the more efficiently your body works."


The sentences above are examples of "the more..., the more..".  
Could I use like  below with moving of the underlined words to end of the sentences?

"The worse the weather is, the more I feel depressed.

The higher your energy level is , the more your body works efficiently."

Thanks in advance.

MT
  

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mbouti Could I use like below with moving of the underlined words to end of the sentences? "The worse the weather is, the more I feel depressed. The higher your energy level is, the more your body works efficiently.

— CalifJim

  • mbouti Could I use like below with moving of the underlined words to end of the sentences?
  • "The worse the weather is, the more I feel depressed.
  • The higher your energy level is, the more your body works efficiently.
  • Yes, but with varied success.
  • In these two cases, the first one sounds better than the second because there are fewer words between the normal position of "depressed" and the new position you put it in.
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mboutiCould I use like below with moving of the underlined words to end of the sentences?
"The worse the weather is, the more I feel depressed.
The higher your energy level is, the more your body works efficiently.
Yes, but with varied success. In these two cases, the first one sounds better than the second because there are fewer words between the n
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