Grammar 101

[scottiethomas2007]

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hi! when to use "more of" and "more on"? are those phrases correct? thanks

[jumps_zilla]

Those phrases are correct. Based on what I know, you use "more of" when you need to have a greater amount of something. For example: To conserve more of your battery, use less apps and games. You use more on if you want to elaborate on something. For example you are talking to someone about a certain topic and you want to add to the discussion, you could say: "My friend who's coming over can tell us more on what we're talking about."

I might be wrong so if anyone can explain better, please do.

Cheers!

[Wynna]

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[JjjonJ]

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[jeffphoi]

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