Adjectives' comparative and superlative forms
Hi all,
Some adjectives are in the comparative form using -er/-est, some other ones are that way using more/most. And there are few ones with both forms like "common". But the question is, apart from those few ones, is it possible to use more/most for those adjectives that use the -er/-est from for the comparative/superlative form?
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anonymous is it possible to use more/most for those adjectives that use the -er/-est from for the comparative/superlative form? You will be understood if you say things like 'more big', but native speakers will think your English sounds peculiar. CJ
- anonymous is it possible to use more/most for those adjectives that use the -er/-est from for the comparative/superlative form?
- You will be understood if you say things like 'more big', but native speakers will think your English sounds peculiar.
- CJ
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anonymousis it possible to use more/most for those adjectives that use the -er/-est from for the comparative/superlative form?
You will be understood if you say things like 'more big', but native speakers will think your English sounds peculiar.
CJ
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