I am providing you with food, shelter, clothes.
What more do you need
or
what else do you need?
Which one's correct?
sentence-usage
I am providing you with food, shelter, clothes.
What more do you need
or
what else do you need?
Which one's correct?
Best Answer
Both more and else are syntactically fine in OP's example, and in many contexts they'll mean exactly the same thing.
But note that idiomatically, What more do you need? is far more likely when what's being asked is effectively a rhetorical question (implying the speaker thinks you either don't or shouldn't need anything else).
Also note that when using else, to some extent the distinction between a rhetorical question and a genuine enquiry can be made more explicit by stress/emphasis...