curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/68230d149b574a0aee826cf5.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
The new version is BLANK. We've seen BLANK problems and it doesn't stop working BLANK.
much more stable
This three-word phrase means significantly more reliable and less likely to crash or fail.
fewer
This word means a smaller number of things, usually countable items.
as much
This two-word phrase refers to the same quantity, degree, or extent.
Much more stable means something is a lot more steady and dependable than before. For example:
The new server is much more stable than the old one. – It crashes less and works more reliably.
Fewer is the comparative form of few. It's used to show a smaller number of countable things. For example:
We had fewer bugs in this release. – The number of bugs was smaller than before.
As much means an equal or similar amount or degree. For example:
The app doesn't freeze as much now. – It freezes less often than it did before.
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