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Celia qiang Posted 11 years ago
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a better ,bigger boat or a bigger ,better boat
"At first our business went very well. Then we wanted to build bigger ,better boats"
According to the adjective order ,we should say a good ,big boat. So i think we should also say a better ,bigger boat.
So the expression "bigger ,better boats" correct?
According to the adjective order ,we should say a good ,big boat. So i think we should also say a better ,bigger boat.
So the expression "bigger ,better boats" correct?
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Use "bigger, better boats"
- Use "bigger, better boats"
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