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1. The boat rocked so much that I got sick.

2. The boat rocked much enough for me to get sick.

(Does #1 mean #2? Are both the same?)

3. The sound was from an iceberg which was breaking up.
(Why do we have to use 'up' after 'breaking'? Can't we use 'breaking' alone?)

15 years ago

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Answered by Ms. Sue
The first one is fine; the second doesn't make any sense.

In number 3, we need to use "up."
15 years ago

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