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    The structure for using "the...the..." comparisons involves two clauses where the first clause contains "the + comparative" and the second clause also contains "the + comparative" to show that one thing depends on another. For example, "The more you practise, the more you will learn" or "The sooner you leave, the earlier you will arrive."

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    The structure for using "the...the..." comparisons involves two clauses where the first clause contains "the + comparative" and the second clause also contains "the + comparative" to show that one thing depends on another. For example, "The more you practise, the more you will learn" or "The sooner you leave, the earlier you will arrive."

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    the the + comparatives

    The more you practise, the more you will learn. The sooner you leave, The earlier you will arrive.

    the the + comparatives


    Use the + comparative adjective or adverb to show that one thing depends on another.

    the the + comparatives


    FORM: two clauses: 1. the + comparative adjective/adverb/ + subject + verb 2. the + comparative adjective/adverb/ + subject + verb

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