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Jay from earth Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

what's the meaning of 'less about investing'or'more about investing'?

The "new better off," as I've come to call it, is less about investing in the perfect family and more about investing in the imperfect village....
  

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The writer has a concept called "the new better off". He is saying that "investing in the imperfect village" is more strongly associated with or connected with that concept than "investing in the perfect family" is.

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  • The writer has a concept called "the new better off".
  • He is saying that "investing in the imperfect village" is more strongly associated with or connected with that concept than "investing in the perfect family" is.
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The writer has a concept called "the new better off". He is saying that "investing in the imperfect village" is more strongly associated with or connected with that concept than "investing in the perfect family" is.
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thank you, what's the subject to the word 'investing' ?
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Jay from earththank you, what's the subject to the word 'investing' ?
"investing" is a gerund and does not have an explicit grammatical subject. The implied subject is anyone who is trying to achieve the "new better off", I suppose.
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