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Adverb 更 (副词：更)
更 means 'even more' or '-er.' Put it before an adjective or psychological verb to show a higher degree than before or than another thing.
Ejemplo principal
今天比昨天更冷。
Jīntiān bǐ zuótiān gèng lěng.
Today is even colder than yesterday.
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Resumen de la lección
A + 比 + B + 更 + Adjective / Verb: 更 means 'even more' or '-er.' Put it before an adjective or psychological verb to show a higher degree than before or than another thing.
Use 更 to increase a degree: 更好, 更冷, 更喜欢. It often appears with 比: A 比 B 更 + adjective. It can also compare with the past: 现在更方便了. 更 is stronger than 比较, which only means 'rather/fairly.' 更 is not the same as 最; 最 marks the highest degree, not just a higher degree.
Estructura gramatical
A + 比 + B + 更 + Adjective / Verb
Shows a higher degree than another person, thing, time, or situation.
今天比昨天更冷。
Jīntiān bǐ zuótiān gèng lěng.
Today is even colder than yesterday.
坐地铁比坐公共汽车更快。
Zuò dìtiě bǐ zuò gōnggòng qìchē gèng kuài.
Taking the subway is faster than taking the bus.
现在我更喜欢学中文了。
Xiànzài wǒ gèng xǐhuan xué Zhōngwén le.
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Now I like learning Chinese even more.