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Discuss Qualitative Differences with "Far More" or "Much Less"
This set contains 11 annotated sentences.
Dataset version: enGram 3.4, Jan 2024
SShe VPastfound Sthe new movie far more exciting than the previous one.
Explanation
She found the new movie far more exciting than the previous one.
Patternsfind — found — found^the new movie^the previous one
SHe stPresis far more p2experienced in this field pSPastcompared to his colleague.
Explanation
He is far more experienced in this field compared to his colleague.
SThis task Hfwill v2require far more time and effort than Swe initially VPastthought.
Explanation
This task will require far more time and effort than we initially thought.
Patternsthink — thought — thought^far more time
SThe new policy VPreshas far more benefits for employees.
Explanation
The new policy has far more benefits for employees.
Patternshave — had — had^the new policy^far more benefits
SThis car stPresis far more fuel-efficient than my old one.
Explanation
This car is far more fuel-efficient than my old one.
Patternsmy old one
SHis explanation stPastwas far more p2detailed and clear.
Explanation
His explanation was far more detailed and clear.
SShe stPresis much less p2confident pAspeaking in public.
Explanation
She is much less confident speaking in public.
Patternsspeak — spoke — spoken
SThis route stPresis much less p2crowded than the main road.
Explanation
This route is much less crowded than the main road.
Patternsthe main road
SThe book stPastwas much less p2interesting than Sthe reviews VPastsuggested.
Explanation
The book was much less interesting than the reviews suggested.
SHe VPresspends much less time on social media these days.
Explanation
He spends much less time on social media these days.
Patternsspend — spent — spent^much less time
Why stPresis Sthis brand far more p2popular than the others?
Explanation
Why is this brand far more popular than the others?