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(The more you nag children, the more they disobey you.)
(b) %~dh2l2 Y&~&P'bb1~
(The quieter it is, the more uneasy I feel.)
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(The closer to the station, the higher the rent.)
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(d) iE@Tb I3 Y#o~+F$$c:
(The more I exercise, the worse I feel.)
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(e) jE~'b~I~Y&$!??Ljtrrfjf?,
(Stronger people tend to strain themselves more.)
(f) %a$$~ab.~c2r$+&$b1,
(Lazier people complain more.)
1. Hodo can express the idea of "the -, the -" as well as "(not) as - as -"
and "so - that -." (e hod0 (DBJG: 135-3811
2. Sentences of the pattern KS(C), which involve noun phrases before
hodo, can be rewritten using the pattern KS(A). For example, (1) is
equivalent to KS(C) in meaning.
(1) %LILff~hf%LL\t3z.t.aB@ffiT < a,
(The harder the job is, the more motivated I become.)