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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Are much better.

Is it wrong to use "Are much better" in a sentence? Someone said to me that it's wrong grammar.
Example: MONTEFALCO COUSINS AND ELIZALDE BROTHERS ARE MUCH BETTER.
  

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Anonymous Is it wrong to use "Are much better" in a sentence? No, but you may be putting it into the sentence wrong. — The Montefalco cousins are much better than the Elizalde brothers.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Is it wrong to use "Are much better" in a sentence?
  • No, but you may be putting it into the sentence wrong.
  • — The Montefalco cousins are much better than the Elizalde brothers.
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AnonymousIs it wrong to use "Are much better" in a sentence?
No, but you may be putting it into the sentence wrong. Is this what you mean?—

The Montefalco cousins are much better than the Elizalde brothers.
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Ahm, My friend and I argue about fictional characters and I'm a devotee of those two, The Montefalco cousins and the Elizalde brothers, so I said that they are much better. Anyway, Thanks for your answer and I appreciate it a lot!
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