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Hi all, I am having trouble determining when to use "greater than" vs "more than." Does anyone know the rules for using each one? Thank you!
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Hi all, I am having trouble determining when to use "greater than" vs "more than." Does anyone know the rules for using each one? Thank you!
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Hi!
"Greater" is primarily used as: i) Adjective (modifying a Noun)
On the other hand, "more" can be used as:
i) Adjective (modifying a Noun) or ii) Adverb (modifying an adjective or adverb)
Broadly speaking (there may be few exceptions), if the noun can be prefixed by a phase that expresses "quantity" (phrases such as number of, volume of, amount of etc.), we use "more", else we use "greater".
For example, nouns such as particles, babies, rivers, toys, protein, energy, and coffee would use "more" (notice that we can say number of particles, number of babies, number of rivers, number of toys, amount of protein, amount of energy, and amount of coffee).
p.s. Our book EducationAisle Sentence Correction Nirvana discusses the topic of more vs greater. Have attached the corresponding section of the book, for your reference.
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