这里使用more还是other更好？

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Grammar and check the use of "more" in this sentence "Which more phrases can express the meaning of the word harm."

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The sentence "Which more phrases can express the meaning of the word harm" is not grammatically correct. Here is a corrected version of the sentence with proper grammar and use of "more":
"What other phrases can express the meaning of the word harm?"
In this corrected version, "other" is used instead of "more" to indicate that additional phrases are being sought. "More" can be used to compare two quantities, such as "more phrases" and "fewer phrases", but in this case, the sentence is simply asking for a list of phrases, making "other" the appropriate word choice.

donzh.com
Here can I use "which other phrases" to replace "what other phrases"?

ChatGPT
Yes, you can use "which other phrases" instead of "what other phrases" in the sentence "Which/What other phrases can express the meaning of the word harm?" Both "which" and "what" can be used to introduce a question, and they are often interchangeable.
However, "which" is generally used when the choices are already known or limited, while "what" is used when the choices are unknown or unlimited. In this case, both "which" and "what" are appropriate, as there is no indication that the choices are limited or known.

donzh.com
Can I say "What other more phrases ..."?

ChatGPT
Yes, you can say "What other more phrases can express the meaning of the word harm?" but the sentence may sound a bit redundant because "more" already implies additional phrases beyond what has been previously mentioned. A clearer and more concise way to express the same idea might be: "What other phrases can express the meaning of the word harm?"