thehammer
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Hello, Is there any difference between 'more' and 'other' in the following contexts. In the dictionary, I have found that both these words' synonyms are the same in some cases, which is 'additional'.
1- Almost a year ago, I and 11 friends of mine planned a 5 day trip into an abandoned small forest situated near Purulia district of Bengal. To our knowledge, there were no animals that could harm full grown humans. After two hours of walking in the forest we saw two wild dogs. We thought they were just two. As they did not harm us or/and there are no sign of agression from them, we went deeper. After going further into the forest, we saw some more/other wild dogs. They seemed dangerous. We didn't risk our lives. We decided to came back to a safe place, which was of course out of the forest.
2- When I first went to college, I was very nervous. I had no friends. As two days passed, I talked well to two people. And a few days later I met some more/other people and became their friends.
This is not for proofreading. Besides my main question, I want to know whether I can use 'or' there.
1- Almost a year ago, I and 11 friends of mine planned a 5 day trip into an abandoned small forest situated near Purulia district of Bengal. To our knowledge, there were no animals that could harm full grown humans. After two hours of walking in the forest we saw two wild dogs. We thought they were just two. As they did not harm us or/and there are no sign of agression from them, we went deeper. After going further into the forest, we saw some more/other wild dogs. They seemed dangerous. We didn't risk our lives. We decided to came back to a safe place, which was of course out of the forest.
2- When I first went to college, I was very nervous. I had no friends. As two days passed, I talked well to two people. And a few days later I met some more/other people and became their friends.
This is not for proofreading. Besides my main question, I want to know whether I can use 'or' there.