even more difficult
fixed phr..fixed phr.. This phrase adds emphasis to 'more difficult'. It means something is surprisingly or much more difficult than you expected.
fixed phr.. An intensified comparative adjective phrase where the adverb 'even' emphasizes the degree of increase in difficulty, often implying a surprising or notable difference.
This new level is even more difficult.
I thought the first test was hard, but this one is even more difficult.
Securing funding was already a challenge, but navigating the regulatory approvals proved to be even more difficult.
Use 'even' to add emphasis to any comparative adjective, like 'even taller' or 'even more expensive'.
Teach 'even' as an intensifier for comparatives to express surprise or a greater-than-expected difference, contrasting it with other intensifiers like 'much' and 'far'.
This is very more difficult.This is even more difficult.Use 'even' or 'much' to emphasize a comparative adjective, not 'very'.