Sentence examples for more others from inspiring English sources
The phrase "more others" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, although it may sound a bit informal. It is most commonly used to compare a larger group of people or things to another group. Example: I invited three friends to the party, but I know there will be more others joining us later. In this example, "more others" is used to refer to additional people who will be joining the initial group of three friends. Here is another example: I have read a few books on this topic, but I am interested in learning more about it from others who have studied it in-depth. Here, "more others" is used to indicate a larger group of people who have studied the topic in-depth, compared to the smaller group (a few) that the speaker has already read about.
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