SeroMack Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The more...the more...
If the below sentence...
If you have more practice, you'll remember more of what you have learnt.
...is to be paraphrased (with no change in meaning) using the word MORE, should it look like:
a) The more you WILL learn the more you WILL remember...
b) The more you learn, the more you WILL remember...
c) The more you learn, the more you remember...
?
So, in other words, does the desired construction (MORE) requires any tense changes?
If you have more practice, you'll remember more of what you have learnt.
...is to be paraphrased (with no change in meaning) using the word MORE, should it look like:
a) The more you WILL learn the more you WILL remember...
b) The more you learn, the more you WILL remember...
c) The more you learn, the more you remember...
?
So, in other words, does the desired construction (MORE) requires any tense changes?
Top answer
You need this: The more you practice, the more you'll remember of what you've learnt. CJ
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You need this:
The more you practice, the more you'll remember of what you've learnt.
CJ
The more you practice, the more you'll remember of what you've learnt.
CJ
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