Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Increase"

A: “That of” refers back to “percentage.”

“There was a substantial increase in the percentage of families with only one child, while the percentage of families with more children saw a slight decrease.”



“That of” is used to compared two things without using the same word twice.

Examples:
The population of the U.S. is 328 million while the population of Canada is 37 million.
➡️ The population of the U.S. is 328 million while that of Canada is 37 million.


The politician tried to boost his own reputation and destroy his opponent’s reputation.
➡️ The politician tried to boost his own reputation and destroy that of his opponent.

A: It means "add 1/5 of the original number."

A: 增长!! 我会说中文🇨🇳！

A: It is the long way of saying 148+234

A: It implies that the quality of living is improving because people are able to buy or are buying more convenience appliances for example they can wash their cloths with a machine rather than hand washing them.

A: “Increase” can also be a noun.

Hospitals are facing an increase of COVID cases.
The promotion came with an increase in pay.

A: "I will increase the number of books I sell"
"I will improve my book sales"
These two sentences mean the same thing.
"They will increase the price of gas soon."
"I want to improve my test scores"
increase is for number. improve is for quality.

A: Mom, can you increase my allowance? (verb use)

Mom, can I get an increase in my allowance? (noun use)

Profits will increase next year. (verb use)

There will be an increase in profits next year. (noun use)

A: We have had an increase in sales.

There has been an increase in attendance.

A: when you use increase in it has to be increase in something some quantity that can be measured. And you are highlighting the object in which increase has been observed. for example increase in taxes. on the other hand increase of represents the amount of increase for example increase of 10%

A: "Increase" raises the size or amount of something

"Enhance" increases the quality of something

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A: "Along with the increase in unemployment" suggests that the next sentence will be about another trend... like maybe, "Along with the increase in unemployment, there has been an increase in poverty."

"With the increase in unemployment" suggests that the next sentence will be about a result, for example:
"With the increase in unemployment, college students are now finding it hard to pay for their student loans."

A: same thing, ratchet up is more slangy

A: Improve是改善 比如改善生活

Increase是增长 像人口增长

Promote是促进 像促进经济增长


Enhance和improve很像 差不多

A: One way to think about it: the amount of increase may be noncountable, but increases and decreases in general are countable. Consider "Our supply of corn showed a huge increase but our supply of wheat decreased" or "The stock's value underwent two huge increases this year, one in January and one in August"--you can count how many increases and decreases happen in those sentences.

A: aumentar

A: I need to advance to first level. I'm enthusiastic and motivated for learning this new language. Simply, I will need a lot of help with English. I will give everything to learn it.

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A: Due to the rapid increase in socio-economics in China, all walks of life are progressing.

A: It sounds more natural to say: If I speed, it will increase the probability that I will be involved in a traffic accident.

A: That's actually really good. Well done 👍

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A: “Could you speak a little louder so I can hear you?” Would sound more natural.

A: "This moth species has increased their numbers in this area these past 2 to 3 years." The rest sounds good!