More and more: 越来越
越来越 (yuè lái yuè) before an adjective means it keeps increasing over time: 天气越来越热了 "the weather is getting hotter and hotter". The sentence often ends in 了 because it describes a change.
The fuller pattern 越 A 越 B ties two things together — the more A, the more B: 越吃越想吃 "the more you eat, the more you want to eat", 雨越下越大 "the rain is falling harder and harder". In both patterns the adjective stays bare — no 很.
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Practice this pattern in graded stories like The Photo Clue (Part 7), A Morning Together (Part 4), In the Fields (Part 2) inside the Literate Chinese app.
