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ESLPod_0670_WE_1014 To Forgive and Forget The phrase "much less," in this podcast, is a phrase used to emphasize something that is part of what one has previously said: "I'd never volunteer for that organization, much less make a donation." The phrase "less and less" refers to a gradual decrease or reduction: "As Sheila continues to focus on her career, she has less and less free time." The phrase "less than (something)" means not very much of something: "We didn't like our time in Houston, because the people were less than friendly." Finally, the phrase "in less than no time" means very soon or very quickly: "We'll have your house painted in less than no time." Finally, the phrase "no less than" is used for emphasis when talking about very large numbers: "I must have called you no less than 10 times this morning. Why didn't you answer the phone?"

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ESLPod 670 much less Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0670_WE_1014
Episode Id	ESLPod 670
Episode Title	To Forgive and Forget
Phrase	much less
Text	The phrase "much less," in this podcast, is a phrase used to emphasize something that is part of what one has previously said: "I'd never volunteer for that organization, much less make a donation." The phrase "less and less" refers to a gradual decrease or reduction: "As Sheila continues to focus on her career, she has less and less free time." The phrase "less than (something)" means not very much of something: "We didn't like our time in Houston, because the people were less than friendly." Finally, the phrase "in less than no time" means very soon or very quickly: "We'll have your house painted in less than no time." Finally, the phrase "no less than" is used for emphasis when talking about very large numbers: "I must have called you no less than 10 times this morning. Why didn't you answer the phone?"
Topics	Relationships + Family

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