So, did you read this fur?
- FARTHER denotes physical advancement in distance.
- FURTHER denotes advancement to greater degree, as in time.
The correct answers to the above examples follow:
- It is farther down the road. (For distance physically traveled.)
- You read further in the book. (To a greater degree than where you are now.)
- You further your education. (To a greater degree than what you have now.)
Currently on a quest to create 365 blogs entries in a single year. While I've already failed in the time period specified I'm still going to complete my goal, eve if it's late. Son of Delmar and Sharon Derricott of Preston, Idaho. Spouse of Tara McLean Derricott of Murray, Utah. Father of Jacob Anthony of Logan, Utah; Erik Bryson of Brigham City, Utah; and Emily of Hamilton, Montana.
Monday, February 21, 2011
T-334 : Farther Further
I was thinking the other day about the difference between "farther" and "further". I had to look it up to be sure. I didn't realize that they actually have different meanings:
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