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  • If you are fit, you feel good.
    The fitter you are, the better you feel.
  • The (long) she waited, the (impatient) she got.
    longer - more impatient
  • The ____ you practice the ____(easy) it will be
    The more you practice the easier it will be.
  • The (hard) you study for these exams, the (good) you will do.
    harder - better
  • The more friend you have,...
    ...
  • honest/ people/ friend/ have
    The more honest people are, the more friends they will have.
  • The older we get, ...
    ...
  • The more you travel, ...
    ...
  • The less I worry, ...
    ...
  • Do it as quick as you can- the (soon), the (good)!
    The sooner the better
  • The (lazy) you study, the (bad) score you'll get.
    lazier - worse
  • The bigger the risk, the ... (great) the reward.
    greater
  • If I make friends, I feel less alone.
    The more friends I make, the less alone I feel.
  • If we leave soon, we'll get there earlier.
    The sooner we leave, the earlier we'll get there.
  • If you study a lot, you learn a lot.
    The more you study, the more you learn.
  • The more money you have, ...
    ...
  • The less we worry, ...
    ...
  • If I get up early, I need more coffee.
    The earlier I get up, the more coffee I need
  • The harder you study, the...
    ...
  • The more you eat, ...
    ...
  • cheap/ tickets/ people/ buy/ them
    The cheaper the tickers, the more people will buy.
  • The more you train, ...
    ...
  • The (fast) you drive in the city, the (probable) it is that you will have an accident
    faster - more probable
  • If you have a lot of time, you do things slowly.
    The more time you have, the more slowly you do things.
  • The (perfect) a diamond is, the (expensive) it gets.
    more perfect - more expensive
  • The less money you spend, ...
    ...
  • The more you work, ...
    ...
  • The (dangerous) things are, the (careful) I have to be.
    more dangerous - more careful
  • old/ you/ experience/ you/ have
    The older you are, the more experience you have.
  • The more you read, ...
    ...
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