There is no difference of meaning.
- Edinburgh is farther/further away than York.
2. We can use further (but not farther) to mean 'extra', 'more advanced', 'additional'
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Thursday 20 May 2010
farther and further
1. We use both farther and further to talk about distance.
There is no difference of meaning.
2. We can use further (but not farther) to mean 'extra', 'more advanced', 'additional'
There is no difference of meaning.
2. We can use further (but not farther) to mean 'extra', 'more advanced', 'additional'
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