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MariaAnnaK Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Use of "increasingly"

Can I replace "increasingly" always by "more and more" ?


I have this sentence: "he has become more and more immersed into his work environment" does it sound well for you?

  

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MariaAnnaK Can I replace "increasingly" always by "more and more" ? I have this sentence: "he has become more and more immersed into his work environment" does it sound well for you? Yes, that works.

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  • MariaAnnaK Can I replace "increasingly" always by "more and more" ?
  • I have this sentence: "he has become more and more immersed into his work environment" does it sound well for you?
  • Yes, that works.
  • CJ
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MariaAnnaK

Can I replace "increasingly" always by "more and more" ?


I have this sentence: "he has become more and more immersed into his work environment" does it sound well for you?

Yes, that works.

CJ

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MariaAnnaK"he has become more and more immersed in his work environment"

That is the more common usage.


He has become a workaholic.

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