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Edit each sentence to make it correct. Some sentences contain errors in the use of modifiers. Just try more harder the next time, and perhaps you will succeed.
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1 of 2More harder in this sentence is wrongly used comparative form. The ending -er already means the same as more and thus there is no need to use more.
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