Is it correct to say "even more" in this context?
I'm not sure if this is the right way to say it. I want to convey meaning that I should totally do it now because I didn't wanna do it earlier. Now there's enough reason to do it.
1. You've always been mean to her. But you hurt her so much last night. That makes me want take her side even more.
2. If you don't know how to swim and you live by the river, you should learn to swim even more.
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1. You've always been mean to her, But you hurt her so much more than usual last night. This makes me take her side even more.
2. If you live by the river but you don't know how to swim, you have even more reason to learn!
They read a bit better now! Hope this helps!
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