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May I have more water?
What does More mean?
More means a larger amount or number.
Dictionary definition
A greater amount, number, or degree.
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What does more mean?
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Which word is closest in meaning to more?
Additional is close in meaning to more.
Practice 3
Which word or phrase is a contrast for more?
Less contrasts with more.
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WordMore.
Partdeterminer, adverb.
MeaningMore means a larger amount or number.
ExampleExample: May I have more water?
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Synonyms
Words like More
additionalCan be used as a similar word for more in some contexts.
greaterCan be used as a similar word for more in some contexts.
extraCan be used as a similar word for more in some contexts.
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Word family
More word family
Base word
more
determiner
most
The greatest amount or number.
adverb
moreover
Also or in addition.
adjective
moreish
So good you want more.
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Hint for students
More means a greater amount, number, or extra amount.
Common mix-up
More is not the same as most. More compares amounts or asks for an extra amount; most means the greatest amount.
Try it in class or at home
Write one sentence that shows more without using the word more. Example: The bowl was still empty, so Dad added another scoop of rice. Clue words: still empty, added another scoop Now try your own sentence. Ask: Does my sentence show an extra amount or a greater number?
Teacher prompt
Ask students to explain this model sentence: "I need more paper because my first sheet is full." Why does more fit better than less?
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