American English
/mɔɹ/
One syllable.
A greater amount or number than before, than another amount, or than is needed.
Practice out loudA greater amount or number than before, than another amount, or than is needed.
We need more time.
More people came than we expected.
With information, say more information, not more informations.
more time · more money · more information · more people
more + time/water/information
more + books/people + than + we expected
To a greater amount or degree, especially in a comparison.
I should exercise more.
This bag is more expensive than that one.
With many longer describing words, use more before the word: more expensive, not expensiver.
more often · more slowly · more easily · more likely
verb + more
more + expensive/carefully + than + ...
An additional amount or number of something already mentioned or understood.
The cake is delicious. Can I have more?
That isn't enough. We need more.
some more · a little more · much more · any more
some/any/no + more
more + of + the/your/it
approximately; not exactly
The repair will cost more or less $100.
increasingly
The town is getting more and more crowded.
used to show that one change is linked to another change
The more you practice, the more confident you feel.
More is the comparative form of much and many.