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Kelly. I hope you have a good day! As the below two sentenses, I was found the expresstion as "more of". ex1> He is more of a businessman than a scholar. ex2> I hope to see more of you. I would like to know the differnce "more" and "more of". When(or How) was the expression of "more of" used? We look forward to hearing from you. Have a good day!

Hello there! It\'s nice to see that despite your busy schedule, you still find time to accomplish your homework. It shows that your interest in empowering your English is at peak. Great Job! T. Kelly^^ Kelly. I hope you have a good day!>> Kelly, I hope you have a good day!As the below two sentenses, I was found the expresstion as \"more of\".>> The two examples below are the expression of \"more of\". ex1> He is more of a businessman than a scholar. >> Correct (Great example!)ex2> I hope to see more of you.>> Correct I would like to know the differnce \"more\" and \"more of\". >> I would like to know the difference between \"more\" and \"more of\".When(or How) was the expression of \"more of\" used? >> When or how to use the expression\" more of\"?We look forward to hearing from you. >>CorrectHave a good day! >> Correct (Good job!)