Grenadier Rudolf Koch's boots are destroyed by a French shell
Further can be used as a verb, farther cannot, as to further a cause, or to advance it. Further may also be used to mean 'additionally', as in 'furthermore'.
A ball may be thrown farther, but not further. That's English for you.
"'farther' is more appropriate than 'further' when describing physically measurable things." please tell me why?
'farther' is more appropriate than 'further' when describing physically measurable things. Americans are careless about it, but still...
The boots print is excellent. I hope you'll be able to reproduce all of them in your translation.
Corrected. Thanks.
Further can be used as a verb, farther cannot, as to further a cause, or to advance it. Further may also be used to mean 'additionally', as in 'furthermore'.
A ball may be thrown farther, but not further. That's English for you.
"'farther' is more appropriate than 'further' when describing physically measurable things." please tell me why?
'farther' is more appropriate than 'further' when describing physically measurable things. Americans are careless about it, but still...
The boots print is excellent. I hope you'll be able to reproduce all of them in your translation.
Corrected. Thanks.