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"any" health-related messages they offer "won't" be dismissed | Usage of "-ing after to"
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more students said they didn't like their school #1 (permalink) Mon Jul 07, 2008 21:43 pm   more students said they didn't like their school		  
Let's focus on the underlined part in (1).

(1) And when more students said they didn't like their school, the percentage of smokers in the student body also was higher.

"Also" suggests the same thing applies to something else. In view of this, the part at issue can be paraphrased as "the percentage of students who said they didn't like their school was higher."

Do you agree?
Thank you in advance
Seiichi MYOGA
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more students said they didn't like their school #2 (permalink) Tue Jul 08, 2008 11:42 am   more students said they didn't like their school		  
Okay. Enough. I'm finished.
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