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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Adjectives

hi

is it correct to say "more louder" for more emphasise. Actually I dont know how to emphazie on the adjectives especially one syllable adjectives. please help. thank you
  

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- - No, sorry. Actually I dont know how to emphazie on the adjectives especially one syllable adjectives -- I'm not sure I know what you are thinking about. 'Louder' and 'loudest' are the comparative and superlative forms of 'loud'.

— Mister Micawber

  • - - No, sorry.
  • Actually I dont know how to emphazie on the adjectives especially one syllable adjectives -- I'm not sure I know what you are thinking about.
  • 'Louder' and 'loudest' are the comparative and superlative forms of 'loud'.
  • If you are just after emphasis, then you can use such phrases as 'very loud', 'extremely loud', and 'deafening'.
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is it correct to say "more louder" for more emphasis.-- No, sorry.

Actually I dont know how to emphazie on the adjectives especially one syllable adjectives -- I'm not sure I know what you are thinking about. 'Louder' and 'loudest' are the comparative and superlative forms of 'loud'. If you are just after emphasis, then you can use such phrases as 'very loud', 'extremely l
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Hi,

"Louder" is already an emphasis of "loud". The same happens with "stronger" which emphasizes "strong".

In fact, "more" before "louder" is redundant.

Regards
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