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What is the difference between else and more?
May 18, 2010 9:15 PM
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More means 'extra'. - "The cake is delicious." - " Please have some more." Else means 'alternative', 'a different thing'. - "I'm sorry. I don't like fish." - "That's OK. I'll prepare something else."
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