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Vietnamese Grammar Point
(Càng) ngày càng

(Càng) ngày càng

Short explanation:

The expression '(càng) ngày càng' is used to indicate a gradual increase or change over time.

Formation:

subject + (càng) ngày càng + adjective/verb

Examples:

Càng ngày tôi càng yêu mến nơi này.

Day by day, I am increasingly fond of this place.

Thành phố này càng ngày càng đông đúc và náo nhiệt.

This city is becoming more and more crowded and bustling day by day.

Càng ngày càng lạnh vào cuối năm.

The weather is getting colder day by day towards the end of the year.

Chất lượng dịch vụ của chúng tôi càng ngày càng tốt hơn.

Our service quality is getting better and better each day.

Long explanation:

The Vietnamese expression '(càng) ngày càng' is an equivalent to the English phrasing of 'day by day' or 'increasingly'. It denotes a gradual increase, intensification, or development in a certain action or condition over time.

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